91 N Salem Rd, Ridgefield, CT 06877

EPENETUS HOWE HOUSE BUILT IN 1725. EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUE COLONIAL. WALK TO TOWN. BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED WITH ORIGINAL WOOD BEAMS AND WIDE PLANK FLOORING. GREAT KITCHEN, WONDERFUL FAMILY ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM. CHARMING LIVING ROOM/SITTING ROOM, 4 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, MASTER BEDROOM WITH LOFT. WALK UP ATTIC. 2 FIREPLACES. LARGE BACKYARD WITH SWING SET AND STORAGE SHED. CITY WATER. BEAUTIFUL HOME IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH LOTS OF CHARM AND CHARACTER. FANTASTIC LOCATION. TRULY MUST SEE. GREAT HOME AT A GREAT PRICE! HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED. EPENETUS HOWE HOUSE BUILT IN 1725. EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUE COLONIAL. WALK TO TOWN. BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED WITH ORIGINAL WOOD BEAMS AND WIDE PLANK FLOORING. GREAT KITCHEN, WONDERFUL FAMILY ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM. CHARMING LIVING ROOM/SITTING ROOM, 4 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, MASTER BEDROOM WITH LOFT. WALK UP ATTIC. 2 FIREPLACES. LARGE BACKYARD WITH SWING SET AND STORAGE SHED. CITY WATER. BEAUTIFUL HOME IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH LOTS OF CHARM AND CHARACTER. FANTASTIC LOCATION. TRULY MUST SEE. GREAT HOME AT A GREAT PRICE! HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED. One of Ridgefields first homes, across the street from settlers rock. This walk to town Pre-Revolutionary War Colonial is on a beautiful lot with great gardens. Backyard is perfect for kids. House is very functional for an antique. Beautifully restored interior with wide plank floors, large fireplaces, and great entertaining spaces. Epenetus Howe House 1725:On April 27, 1777, Brtish troops believing a spy was secretly hiding in this house, approached and attempted to enter. Mrs. Epenetus Howe was able to fight them off with a kitchen knife. Except for the fact that the Patriots commanded by General Benedict Arnold were pressing closely upon the Brtish, this house would probably have been burned. Later that day, the Battle of Ridgefield followed when the Brtish troops engaged the American Patriots on Main Street 1/4 mile south of this house. Truly a special home!CALL PAM KOSAKOW OR BART WICKTRUM AT 203 249-4171.