Property Info
295 Taconic Rd, Greenwich, CT 06831
Price: $2,400,000
Listing Status as of 11/29/12: Active**
Historic Register Status:
Taxes 2011: $17,779**
Beds: 8
Bath: 3
Square Feet: 4600
Acres: -
References: Realtor, Trulia, Zillow
Additional History:
Posted on: 11/29/12
Last Updated: 11/29/12
Listing Status as of 11/29/12: Active**
Historic Register Status:
Taxes 2011: $17,779**
Beds: 8
Bath: 3
Square Feet: 4600
Acres: -
References: Realtor, Trulia, Zillow
Additional History:
Posted on: 11/29/12
Last Updated: 11/29/12
Description from the listing:
BUSH LOCKWOOD HOUSE WAS BUILT IN 1792 W/EXTENSIvE REMODELING IN THE SECOND EMPIRE SYTLE IN 1867. A TRULY DISTINCTIVE HOME W/WELL PROPORTIONED, SUN FILLED ROOMS FILLED W/CRAFTSMEN DETAILS INCLUDING INTRICATE CORNICES, DEEP WOOD MOLDINGS AND WIDE PLANK OAK FLOORBOARDS. THE LARGE BARN WAS BUILT IN 1794. IT CONTAINS A 2 CAR GARAGE, SPACIOUS HEATED WORKSHOP WHICH CAN BE CONVERTED TO GUEST HOUSE, STUDIO OR GYM. ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING AUTHENTIC UNCOMPROMISED HISTORICAL HOMES IN GREENWICH
Agent Info & MLS
Broker: Brad Hvolbeck, Prudential Brad Hvolbeck Real Estate
Office Phone: 203-661-5505
Mobile Phone:
Other Phone:
MLS# 81480
Broker: Brad Hvolbeck, Prudential Brad Hvolbeck Real Estate
Office Phone: 203-661-5505
Mobile Phone:
Other Phone:
MLS# 81480
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Pricey, but it’s a very nice mix of colonial and Victorian. I wonder what that thing is in the barn…the thing that looks sorta like an obelisk.
It’s pricey because it’s in Greenwich, CT, one of the most desirable towns in the U.S.
That is in amazingly intact condition for Greenwich, though — most of the old houses there have been either ripped down to build hedge fund housing or have had all interior details gutted to make way for Pottery Barn-style re-dos.