A 1759 Schoolhouse Turned Industrial-Style Home Asks $450K in Connecticut
The 18th-century property features thoughtfully updated interiors transformed by the current owners, a furniture maker couple.
The 18th-century property features thoughtfully updated interiors transformed by the current owners, a furniture maker couple.
Property Details:
Location: 255 Aspetuck Ridge Road, New Milford, Connecticut
Price: $450,000
Year Built: 1759
Footprint: 1,210 square feet (two bedrooms, two baths)
From the agent: "The original schoolhouse of Lower Merryall, built in 1759. From the moment you step foot on this property, the beauty of the home and grounds will overwhelm you. The home was purchased seven years ago by furniture makers. The work they have done to bring this antique home into the 21st century is apparent from the moment you step inside the front door, as the craftsmanship and detail they put into the renovation will blow you away."
The historic residence at 255 Aspetuck Ridge Road was built in 1759 as a schoolhouse for the Lower Merryall neighborhood of New Milford, Connecticut.
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"The open-concept first floor features two sitting areas, a fireplace, and a beautifully done kitchen with an island," says the listing agent.
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Concrete countertops and black-painted cabinets pop against the white-painted, wood-paneled ceiling and walls in the kitchen.
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