99 Old Sherman Hill Road

Built circa 1690 as one of the oldest homes in Woodbury. Beautifully sited it is a typical saltbox with plank walls, stone chimney, wide board floors, three large fireplaces with ovens at the back of two and much original wainscot. A new septic system is presently being installed. It seems to have been changed relatively little inside. The joiner's shop is still standing on the property with a one car garage underneath easily accessible. Adjacent to the large field sits an oversized barn with 3 stalls in the lower level and plenty of space on the first and second floors of this barn. In the back is a large wood shed with an attached outhouse plus a spacious dog house and run. Located minutes and within walking distance to the town center and coffee shops, gourmet restaurants, shopping, gardens and sidewalks. The New York Times in the Living In page referred to Woodbury as Peace, Quaint Beauty and a Sense of History and the Reader's Digest called it the best small town in Connecticut. Located only 1 1/2 hrs by car to NYC and 1/2 hr to the train station. Nearby is the community theater, LeRoy Anderson museum, historic Glebe House, concerts in the churches and parks, library, gyms, medical facilities and so much more.