58 Trumbull St New Haven, CT 06510

Own one of the real Gems of New Haven's history-downtown location w/large private garden. This 1806 house was originally built on the corner of Trumbull & Temple Streets where Yale-China building now stands. The house was home to Samuel F. B. Morse, co-developer of Morse code, and two successive deans of Yale School of Fine Arts: John F. Wier and William S. Kendell until it was moved in 1824 to Hillhouse Ave where it became Mrs. Apthorop girls' school. The house remained there until 1838 when it was moved to 58 Trumbull. In 1940 it became home to Dr. Seabury who converted it to a residence & 5 therapists' offices.
The main house has original wide-plank floors, generous central entry foyer, a large formal LR overlooking back yard, formal DR, a large kitchen & butler's pantry. On this floor there is a large extension with studio/bedroom & full bath. Second floor has additional BRs, 2 baths, and a large loft space on the third floor with beamed cathedral ceilings, a wall of built in glass bookcases, full bath and two smaller rooms. All 5 fireplace surrounds and portico are outstanding examples of its period.
The "doctors' office" section has a separate entrance to a waiting room with a FP, 2 large offices w/en-suite baths on the first floor; the second floor has a large waiting area, 3 offices and a bath.
The property has a 2 car detached garage, 9 off-street parking spaces. In addition, there is a large fenced-in yard with mature plantings, a patio, and a fountain.