This charming, 1925 home in the heart of historic Old Wethersfield combines antique character with thoughtful modern updates. The home features updated electrical, a Bosch gas boiler conversion (2017), and newly finished floors throughout. Three sunny bedrooms plus a versatile fourth room offer options for an office, art studio, or playroom, or a perfect spot to add a second bath. The kitchen includes a walk-in pantry, newer stainless appliances, and large windows overlooking the garden. Open, flexible living and dining spaces provide an easy flow, while the front porch offers views of Cove Park and Wethersfield's June fireworks and events. The back porch, with built-in shelving, makes a great boot room, reading nook, or potting area. The spacious, park-like backyard is a standout feature, with room for extensive gardens, a pool, a small cottage, and plenty of space for play. The property connects with the surrounding homes' green spaces, creating an open, park-like setting. With town approval, you could preserve and update the original carriage house/garage, replace it with a larger structure, or expand it into a two-story garage. Walk to the weekly farmers market, historic Main Street, restaurants, cafes, Comstock Ferre, Griffith Academy Dance Studio, Main Street Creamery, the general store, museums, gardens, and many other local attractions.
Four large parks are nearby, including Mikey's Place, tennis and basketball courts, Cove Park's great lawn, Cove Park boat launch with boating and kayaking access, and the Broad Street Green.
Single-familyProperty Type
1925Year Built
0.42 acresLot Size
$356Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Annie Dillon• William Raveis Real Estate
Old Wethersfield, located between the Connecticut River and Silas Deane Highway, is a historic and walkable Wethersfield neighborhood with a colonial streetscape and a river-meadow backdrop. The neighborhood’s character concentrates along Main Street near Church Street, where brick sidewalks frame small galleries, cafés, and locally run shops in 18th- and 19th-century buildings. The Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum anchors the area’s Revolutionary-era identity, while Heirloom Market at Comstock Ferre brings a modern food hall feel to a landmark seed store. The Wethersfield Cove boardwalk and Cove Park set a calm, water-focused rhythm for daily walks. Broad Street Green reads like a town parlor, edged by preserved homes and seasonal gatherings. Architecture leans toward saltboxes, capes, and restored colonials with deep porches and mature trees.
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91 State St · $429,900
$433K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $433K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
36 days
The average home goes pending in 33 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
104.1%
Most homes are selling 4% above list price.
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Cable available
Full basement with storage, concrete floor, and hatchway