1705 Bradford-Huntington House Sells in Norwich, Connecticut

SOLD | Built 1705 | 4,954 Sq. Ft. | 6 Beds | 4 Baths | 4.6 Acres

16 Huntington Lane, Norwich, Connecticut, United States, 06360

Last sold in August 2020 for $527,000, the Bradford-Huntington House was first erected in 1659 by one of the founders of Norwich, Connecticut, John Bradford. Bradford’s father was the governor of the Plymouth Colony and his mother died on the Mayflower crossing. This home was upgraded extensively by General Jabez Huntington of revolutionary war fame. Huntington corresponded with George Washington throughout the war and hosted Washington in his home on the evening of April 8, 1776, according to a letter noted by historians. This authentic colonial home is situated on 4.6 acres and features eight magnificent stone and brick fireplaces, original hardware, and wide-plank floorboards. Other notable colonial features include interior wood shutters, exposed beams, and built-in cabinetry. The kitchen has been newly remodelled with new flooring, stainless steel appliances, and quartz countertops all while keeping within the colonial style. There is also a brand new IBC boiler as well as all updated mechanicals. The property also features a hand-built stone patio that overlooks many mature plantings, a pond, and five outbuildings including a post and beam barn and pool cabana. The Bradford-Huntington House last sold for $527,000 and was on the market with Jay and Carol Kelly of William Raveis Real Estate.

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