239 Grove St, Bristol, CT 06010

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity you wont want to miss! Amazing 1920 Dutch Colonial designed by famed architect Otto R. Eggers. Truly an architectural masterpiece that captures amazing views from every window, and is privately set as the last home on the cul-de-sac. This home features a custom designed kitchen with butlers pantry, granite counters, coffered ceilings, high-end stainless steel appliances w/ 2 dishwashers, and a stained concrete floor. This one of a kind kitchen has a large eating area that fully embraces a wall of windows that captures the incredible views off the Plainville and New Britain skyline. The main level offers a large open formal dining room with fireplace, front to rear living room with fireplace, powder room, and double French doors that lead to the rear mud-room with egress to an expansive upper patio. A gracefully curved open staircase in the open foyer transports you to the second level where you will find a large primary bedroom with en-suite, four additional bedrooms, and full guest bath. There is over 1200 square feet in the finished walk-out lower level, with entertainment room, exercise room, and office with full bath. The grounds are truly spectacular with an abundance of gardens, stone walls, overlooks, and large 2 bay garage. Additional features include hardwood floors throughout, front and rear staircases, new boiler, hot water tank, water pressure booster pump, and a 330 gallon oil tank. This one wont last! Land was used by the Tunxis Indians as a soapstone quarry. Bristol business magnate Joel T Case built a soapstone factory on the property and mined the soapstone in the 1800's. The factory was dismantled and many of the original fixtures and floor boards were used throughout the house when it was designed and built by world renowned architect, Otto Eggers in 1920. The house is in the Federal Hill Historic District and the surrounding homes were built and occupied by the wealthiest and most successful businessmen of Bristol. Edward Ingraham, the famous clock maker built and lived in the house next door.