Built in 1848, this well-preserved Greek Revival house is one of the earliest homes built in Auburndale and sits on a 1/2 acre in the heart of the Historic District. Known as the Rufus Estabrook House, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has its own Wikipedia entry. This home has 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 1 half bath and 3 fireplaces. A major renovation in 1989 was undertaken to renovate/enlarge the kitchen, add a dining area, a mud-room entry/porch, deck and master-suite with roof deck. The primary structure was not altered and existing detailing was retained. It was the intention that new work blend into the existing construction and increased the living area to 3,800+ sq ft. A long curved heated driveway leads to a large 2-car garage. The gracious front lawn, mature trees and gardens surround this beautiful home. In 2015 a cedar baluster fence was installed around the perimeter of the property and was designed to blend into the historic neighborhood. The kitchen includes soapstone countertops, Wolfe gas range, Thermadore double ovens and Subzero refrigerator. An expansive quartz island houses the Shaw farm sink with Rowe and Perrin faucet, Miele D/W, wine fridge and Thermadore Microwave drawer. And at the end of 2017, a 3rd floor renovation was undertaken to update the 1940's bathroom and the adjacent bedroom.
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