Built circa 1780 and known as the Fairchild House, this elegant, Colonial era home is historically significant because of its association with one of Woodbridges prominent early families. Presently home to its third owner, the house has been lovingly cared for, and it artfully combines its 228 year old origins with more modern times. Distinctive period details remain, such as the hand crafted, raised-paneled doors and hardware, the beautiful and mellow-toned, wide-plank, pine floors, the original glass in the transom over the front door, the gorgeous, raised-panel, pine paneling in the dining room and living room, and the built-in dining room hutch with the fan carving. More recent innovations include the smashing, first floor Master Bedroom suite with two walk-in closets, a vaulted ceiling, a large bay window with a window seat, French doorswhich lead to a small flagstone patio and a marvelous tiled Master Bath. The large, paned windows in these areas allow light to fill the spaces throughout the day. The dramatic Family Room was most likely built in the 1930s on the footprint of an existing summer kitchen. This space now features a large, paned Palladium window, a cathedral ceiling with exposed beams, oak flooring and a custom bookcase. A perfect spot for rest and relaxation! The kitchen features a tile floor and a comfortably-sized and sunny eating area with large paned windows. The spacious living room and dining room boast wood-paneled walls surrounding the fireplaces. A paneled library and a full bath with a claw foot tub complete the first floor. The upper level consists of two bedrooms and a full tiled bath. The third room is being used as an office. With its mature plantings and stonewalls, this unique home is a pleasure to behold! It is only minutes to the Merritt Parkway, shopping, Yale University, and downtown New Haven. A gem!
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