Historical home steeped in the history of early America. Built in 1770, it has the stone marker, noting it was an inn and stagecoach stop between Boston and New York. Much of the original architecture has been retained; wooden staircase, exposed beams, wide board floors and antique fireplace with Dutch Oven in the "Gathering Room." Much effort has been spent restoring and maintaining the quality of this spacious home. Come view the original Colonial Pantry, large bedrooms and colonial cooking woodstove. There are 5 fireplaces, 4 of which have been sealed, with the possibility of re-opening. There are also 3 full baths with an additional one plumbed on the 2nd floor. In Springtime enjoy all the plantings on the grounds including: apple trees, grape arbor, multiple flowers and herbs and large yard with stone wall to grow your own vegetables. Located just on the outskirts of downtown Mystic and walking distance to Old Mystic. 10-15 minutes to military bases and beaches.
