161 North Main Street, Marlborough, CT 06447

Located on North Main Street, this historic home, built in the mid-1700s by Ebenezer Strong, one of Marlborough's first deacons, is one of the town's oldest and largest structures. Originally overlooking Lake Terramuggus, the house has served various roles, including a boarding house, and a private residence. It has a rich history, with ties to notable figures like Miss Mary Hall, one of Connecticut's first female attorneys. With an owners passion & vision to preserve his towns rich history, combined with a local craftsman's meticulous talent, brings forth one of the most beautifully restored homes you'll ever lay your eyes on. While 1,312 square feet of the original home was completely restored, an additional 1,788 square feet has been added brand new. Enjoy the old New England charm combined with all of the comforts that new home construction & modern creates. This 1700's Georgian Colonial has been renovated down to the studs with details that include, completely repointed masonry on all interior fireplaces, foundation & chimney, tankless hot water/central air, all carbon dated original floors have been replaned & reinstalled in an effort to maintain the homes exquisite historical charm throughout. The exterior upgrades include Anderson 400 series windows, maintenance free hardy plank siding, a generously sized covered porch offering views of the lake complete with a paver patio.Enjoy all the conveniences this home brings!