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c. 1892 in Bridgeport, CT

8/11/22 7 Comments
Posted on OHD: 8/11/22. Last OHD Update: 10/27/22.
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National Register Property

815 Clinton Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06604

Rare opportunity to own in the Stratfield Historic District, the best-preserved historic area in Bridgeport; also listed in National Registry of Historic Places. This turn of the century Colonial Antique has over 3,000 sq ft of detailed craftmanship on 3 floors & retains most of its original features. Charming full width covered front porch w/ columns & pediment & front door w/sidelights. Enter into a heated vestibule w/ coat rack opening to a massive foyer & living room w/ all original hardwoods including impressive raised paneled wainscoting, leaded glass on front door, tiled fireplace, wooden beams & newly refinished floors w/ inlays. Through the living room there are pocket doors to the dining room. The kitchen includes a back staircase & back door to a deck. The main level also includes a powder room, laundry/pantry room, 9’ ceilings & solid wood paneled doors. Spectacular extra wide oak staircase w/90 degree turn. Second floor w/enormous landing & detailed built ins; primary bedroom w WICs; family bedroom w/ two closets; family room; library; heated sunroom & full tiled bath w/dumb waiter to cellar! Third floor has three bedrooms with tons of storage options, full bath w/claw foot tub, newly refinished hardwoods. Other notables include original ornate cast iron radiators, det 2 car garage w/second story, full basement, plumbed for add’t bath. Live among some of the most distinguished architectural styles located in the state. Property is subject to probate. You can learn more about the Stratfield Historic District at http://stratfielddistrict.org. In addition, there are several community pages on Facebook.
5 Bed ∙ 2.5 Bath ∙ 3,095 Sq Ft ∙ 0.26 Ac.
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