Wow! House: Trumbull's Only Nationally Recognized Historic Home

TRUMBULL, CT — Resting on 1.51 acres, this Trumbull home was built in 1760, and it is the town's only residence "recognized by the National Register of Historic Places," according to realtor.com.

The home measures 3,406 square feet, and offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms. It is on the market for $729,000, and is presented by Sara Fowler with William Raveis Real Estate - Fairfield/Southport Main

• Address: 420 Tashua Rd, Trumbull, Connecticut
• Price: $729,000
• Square Feet: 3406
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 2 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1760
• Features: Introducing the David Mallett, Jr. House, established in 1760 in the heart of Tashua. Originally part of a large farm and lovingly cared for throughout the years, this is the only home in Trumbull recognized by the National Register of Historic Places. HUGE TAX INCENTIVE - Owner is entitled to a $100,000+ non restricted tax credit! (Detailed info available upon request.) Surrounded by mature trees, stone walls and walkways, this is a true historic gem. Entering from the covered front porch, you will be entranced the moment you step inside. Living room and dining room both w/ wood burning fireplaces. Eat-in kitchen w/ gas fireplace, newer appliances, granite tile counters and huge pantry. Additional first floor rooms include office, family room w/wood burning fireplace, sun room w/wet bar and finished storage room. 4 bedrooms on the 2nd floor including master suite and 2.5 baths. So many details throughout including 4 fireplaces, 'queens master' original flooring (arguably one of the most special features of this home), arched doorways, handmade interior doors and many newer windows. This 1.51 acre 'picture perfect' property is located across from Tashua Knolls fairway. The park-like yard features flower beds throughout, a circular driveway and flagstone patio w/built-in barbeque. A 3-car barn style garage with walk up loft offers even more storage. This is your chance to own a distinguished and one of a kind piece of history.

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