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Full details for 6 Bedroom Single Family Residence For Sale in Hartford, Connecticut

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Description

This gracious West End Tudor-style home's special history will immediately speak to you. Designed by renowned Hartford architects Hapgood & Hapgood, it features incredible original woodwork. Situated among other grand homes, it has retained most of its original features, while also tastefully updated to preserve the original charm and character. Beautiful rooms and elegant details grace this home; including a formal dining room, 6 bedrooms, built-ins, window seats, fireplaces, and multiple stained glass windows. The kitchen has been remodeled with modern appliances, double ovens, two sinks, two dishwashers, and has the original butleru2019s pantry. Choose one of the three delightful covered porches to sit and admire the garden areas and large yard. Rounding out this lovely property is a three-car garage finished with beadboard. Walking distance to Elizabeth Park and too many other wonderful places to name. This home must be seen u2014 leave yourself at least an hour to fully experience all the special details of this incredible home. u201cThe two Hartford architects, Edward T. Hapgood and Melvin H. Hapgood, have probably not received so much attention since the late 19th century, when the cousins were at the height of their practice. They designed stately homes in the city's West End, and Edward's commissions included the Rossia Insurance Company Building and (with Donn Barber) the original Travelers Insurance Company Buildings the State Library and Supreme Court Building.u201d* Back to listing