Essex village has been renowned among sailors as a safe harbor for generations. Perhaps never more than today does that sentiment hold true for all who are fortunate enough to live there. Every so often a property becomes available that whispers of Essex past while celebrating this moment. The c.1890 Louis Parker house is one of those rare properties. This is a grand home that can live cozy. There is a warmth and genuine sense of place here that makes you feel you are truly home the moment you approach the front door. Original flooring and architectural details such as the living room pocket doors and turned staircase abound. Ceilings are 9+ plus throughout the two main levels. First floor family room with adjacent full bath could easily serve as a first floor bedroom. The second level is where you will find a generous master suite, guest bedroom with full bath ensuite and a current "Music Room" that can double as a guest bedroom. A third floor bedroom suite w/full bath and laundry is a great get-a-way. While firmly evocative of its roots, this house has a contemporary feel. Recently updated baths have been appointed with rich marble, a soaking tub and walk-in shower in the master bath and fine cabinetry. The newly renovated kitchen offers the right stuff for any chef and leads to a spacious deck with a view of the CT River and a manicured lot graced by a pool w/blue stone terrace and detached heated studio/garage. New roof. Just two hours to NYC or Boston. Live your dreams!
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