This VERY special property was built in 1782 by John Mann, a miller of grains in Hebron. A post and beam center chimney colonial, this antique beauty has 2400 square feet of features that have withstood the test of time, such as wide plank American Chestnut floors, 4 fireplaces (one with an intact beehive oven and woodbox),& a detached 2 car garage with an attached barn.Sitting on 2.35 acres of land minutes from the center of Hebron, which has been rated #6 in Top Towns in Connecticut with population between 6,500 and 10,000, according to Connecticut Magazine,it is also home to the famous Hebron Harvest Fair, and is steps away from RHAM Middle and High Schools and Veteran's Memorial Park, a perfect place for recreational activities. On the first floor,you will find a living room,dining room,kitchen/large eating area, all with fireplaces.There is a laundry room &separate full bath, & front or back staircases bring you to the 2nd floor with 3 bedrooms, a common sitting area currently used as a den area but could be a 4th bedroom, and potential for a second full bath off of it. This house has modern features in the newer roof, 3 year old heating system and oil tank, tankless hot water heater, and it is hooked up to public sewer. With so much potential, this could be an amazing restoration. Perhaps a Gentlemen's Farm? And finally, don't miss the spectacular Black Walnut tree out back, one of the oldest in the area. Own a piece of history today! Imagine the possibilities!
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