Historic Real Estate Opportunity

The Thomas Goodell / James Ingalls Tavern, Abington, CT. This pure first period house having a primitive simplicity and infinite charm. Much of its original wide board floors, feather edge paneling and raised paneled walls remain intact. Boasting three large (working) fireplaces (with massive oak lintel beams to support the masonry of the fireplaces, one in the great hall spans approximately 10 feet.), chamfered summer beams, brick noggin, lamb's tongue molding, two staircases, gunstock corners, all original/period doors , exposed beams, built-in cupboards, period hardware and early wavy glass panes in all the windows. Studied and documented by historians from Yale and Old Sturbridge Village for its unique architectural details. Surrounded by mature shade trees and stone walls its 11 acre setting is superb.

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Summary

Living Area: 2,832 sq. feet

Bedrooms: 3

Bathrooms: 2 full, 1 three qtr

Total Rooms: 7

Heat Fuel: oil

Heat Type: forced air

AC Type: central (two zone)

Exterior: clapboard

Basement: full, walk out

Roof: new hand split cedar shingle

Electrical: 200 amp

Est. Taxes: $7000. (2008)

Outbuildings: barn (200 sq. ft), outhouse

Disclosures: 11 acres consists of two joining lots approx. 5.5 acres each (one build-able lot). Stainless steel appliances convey. All structural and mechanical restoration completed, some cosmetic restoration remains needed.