8 Elm Avenue, Norwich, CT 06360

Meticulous, move-in condition historic property surrounded by other well restored historic houses. This property sits prominently on the east side of the Norwichtown Green in the heart of the Norwichtown Historic District. This house was a tavern owned by Sarah Knight, c. 1704/1733/1780. Imagine strolling over to the green to enjoy live music and more that the green has to offer. Tastefully renovated "chefs dream" kitchen in 2021. Roof, A/C and furnace all under 5 years old. 3 staircases (offers the possiblity of a separate suite), 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths. Hardwood floors througout. Spacious 2 car garage with loft above. Very large, open lot with wonderful back yard reaching down to the brook.Conveniently located near Rte 2/32, I395 and Rte 12. Minutes to Backus Hospital, Casinos, Shopping, Schools including a number of magnet schools nearby as well as Mohegan Park. Pre home inspection performed. Report available upon request. Interesting historical links- https://walknorwich.org/benedict-arnold-trail/benedict-arnold-stop-14/ https://www.cga.ct.gov/hco/books/Old_Houses_Antient_Town_Norwich_1600.pdf https://www.norwichbulletin.com/story/news/columns/2020/03/15/historically-speaking-sarah-knight-owned/1519599007/ The house was owned by Captain Bela Peck in the mid 1800s, a portrait of him hangs in the foyer by artist Alexander Hamilton Emmons. Captain Peck's grave is directly behind the house in the Old Norwichtown Cemetery. Also directly behind the house in the Old Norwichtown Cemetery is the crypt of Samuel Huntington, Governor of Connecticut, President of the Continental Congress and signer of the Declaration of Independence.