Wow! Built in 1717! Those fireplaces are amazing! The Thomas Welch Homestead was built in 1717. It is located on 2.12 acres in North Windham, Connecticut. The house features wide plank wood floors, bead board, knotty pine, exposed beams, huge fireplaces, pretty stenciling, and a cauldron fireplace. There are a few outbuildings on the property. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 2,316 square feet. $364,900
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From the Zillow listing:
Historic 1717 Saltbox Colonial in N Windham – The Thomas Welch Homestead. Own a remarkable piece of Connecticut history with one of Windham’s oldest and most storied homes. This Saltbox Colonial offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2,316 square feet of timeless charm and period craftsmanship. Step inside to discover original chestnut wide board flooring, exposed beams throughout, and five fireplaces, including two walk-in hearths with built-in bake ovens. The summer kitchen features the original cauldron fireplace, offering a rare glimpse into colonial life. Modern convenience meets historical integrity with ample closet and utility storage seamlessly integrated into the home. Outside, enjoy a covered stone patio breezeway, perfect for quiet evenings or entertaining guests. The beautifully landscaped 2-acre lot filled with beautiful perennial gardens also includes a two-hole outhouse and an oversized garage equipped with an electrical sub-panel for generator use. Tucked away in a peaceful setting yet close to shopping, medical facilities, schools, and parks, this one-of-a-kind home offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. A must-see for history lovers and those seeking classic New England elegance.
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