1929 Colonial Revival For Sale in Litchfield, Connecticut
$2,850,000 | Built 1929 | 7,800 Sq. Ft. | 9 Beds | 5.5+ Baths | 9.34 Acres
109 Prospect St, Litchfield, CT 06759
Built in 1929 by Charles & Lydia Hickox, this 7,800 square foot Colonial Revival has been reduced to $2.85 million in Litchfield, Connecticut. Listing details: This impressive and gracious Colonial Revival was built in 1928 by Charles & Lydia Hickox. The original house on the site built in 1886 was all but demolished to make way for the present estate. It’s probably the most dramatic Colonial revitalization of an earlier home in the town of Litchfield. This 15-room home boasts of 7 bedrooms, 5 full baths, and one half bath, 9 fireplaces, butler’s pantry, sunroom, and billiard’s room. Front-to-back center hall with view of the large terrace and sweeping backyard of 9 acres. Large covered patio on the westside with gorgeous formal gardens and fountain completes this exquisite estate. The property is on the market for $2.85 million with Ted Murphy of E.J. Murphy Realty, LLC.
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