276 Main St N Southbury, CT 06488

An imposing example of early American architecture. While the interior of the home needs cosmetic and kitchen work, town records confirm that the home was substantially rehabilitated in the 1990,s. A visit to the basement on your tour will show the extensive support work done. There is a network of newer beam work and support columns as well as a cement basement floor. Similar reworking of support beams has been done in unfinished space over garage. It appears that the roof (which has architectural shingles), most of the mechanicals and some electrical were updated at that time as well... since then, the house has had the entire front entry porch replaced (duplicated for historical accuracy), and work done on the front chimney - new flashing, major re-pointing, and a new cap installed. The interior of the home has a formal front hall entry, with a parlor and what many refer to as a borning room (we might today refer to it as a den!)on either side. There is a formal dining space, a room in today's home that would be the perfect office space, and an enormous hearth area just off the kitchen. Four bedrooms are to be found upstairs, the master bedroom has its own bath ( if a vintage bedroom has its own bath, you know the home has had work!). The walk up attic while unfinished is extensive and could have many uses. Attached is a 2 car garage ( another indication of work done), connected to the kitchen by a mud room. The barn has storage or can be used for garaging another car