Circa 1740 Home for Sale in Glastonbury

GLASTONBURY, CT — A piece of Glastonbury history is for sale. Check out the details:

• Address: 124 Hubbard St, Glastonbury, Connecticut
• Price: $499,900
• Square Feet: 3310
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 5 Baths
• Built: 1740
• Features: The Smith House - often admired and available!! Detached art studio w/full bath! This beautiful antique with 2005 addition and updates will impress. Features so much of the antique home seamlessly integrated into a modern and stylish space that will IMPRESS! Dream kitchen by STOW - huge granite island- counters for days. Storage, function and timeless design makes this the kitchen you always wanted. Beautiful moldings throughout this beloved and treasured home. The dining space off kitchen features large fireplace - the richness of the exposed wood adds warmth and character. Sunlight pours in from all the windows. Den located in the antique section has fireplace and flows to the 1st floor bedroom w/fp - quaint full bath might be missed as you round up the original staircase (not the only set, however). The home features a gorgeous living room overlooking the terrace bordered by stonewalls and flower beds. The family room takes in the same views and features vaulted ceilings. Large 2nd 1st fl bedroom w/en suite located closest to the family room. The 2 car garage has 220 volt - ready for the electric car! The master suite has 2 large walk in closets and a luxurious master bath w/granite, a soaking tub and a huge walk in shower. 2nd floor bedroom with vaulted ceilings is in antique section and adjacent a full bath flows right into the den and small 3rd bedroom of the antique section. This home is a seamless combination of antique charm and modern living! All offers to purchase must include the following language: ???The Buyers will assume all obligations of the seller under the solar agreement to solar company and seller satisfaction. Transfer process/application must be made immediately upon executed P&S. Buyer (s) must meet credit requirements, then where permitted by the local utility, the person buying the Home will have to sign a transfer agreement assuming all of current owner's rights and obligations under the Power Purchase Agreement???.

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