58 Good Hill Rd, Weston, CT 06883

The most significant estate in Weston, CT, Davidge Manor was built in 1941 by financier Albert Chester Valentine, owner of the Black Diamond Steamship company. The Manor became a writers sanctuary after the marriage of Mr. Valentine and novelist Elsa Bowman, who wrote No Mortal Fire while living in the home. Her favorite writing spot was the bedroom with bay bow windows and balcony on the 2nd floor. The impeccable woodwork that was created by the Black Diamond woodworkers shows exquisite craftsmanship. The home was later owned by a member of the Whitney family and has an extensive security system in place to protect the art displayed at the house. It has been tastefully updated by the current owners while preserving all the special details and creating an exceptionally unique retreat with spectacular grounds and gardens. 5 magnificent fireplaces, extensive custom millwork, impressive wood cabinetry, leaded glass window coffered ceilings, graceful doorways, historic wine cellar ...