Welcome to the Simon Keyes House, c. 1766—a rare piece of history on 5.8 beautifully maintained acres at the edge of Historic Wilton Center. One of Wilton’s original homes, this 10 plus room, 3–4 bedroom antique colonial blends timeless charm with thoughtful updates. Original woodwork, six fireplaces, hand-hewn beams, a soapstone sink in laundry room, and hand-painted wall patterns highlight its character, while modern comforts include first-floor laundry, mini-split A/C, updated kitchen with quartz and marble, newer appliances, 200-amp service, stand by backup generator, water heater, oil tank, and fresh exterior paint. The grounds and gardens, lovingly tended for decades, are breathtaking with some rare specimen plantings. A modern three-story barn, run-in shed, fenced pasture areas, and a charming Summer Playhouse with a wood stove—perfect as a studio, retreat, or potting shed—make this property ideal for small farming, equestrian use, or for self sustaining homestead living. Subdivision potential exists with town approval even with the acreage and frontage. Inside, four welcoming entrances open to three stories of museum-quality detail and high-end fixtures that reflect generations of care. For over 255 years, only a few families have called the Simon Keyes House home—a testament to its enduring comfort and beauty. Fiber internet ensures easy remote work. Come experience where history, modern living, and farmstead potential meet in perfect harmony.