Opportunity To Purchase Two Landmark Historic Residences

Property Description

Unprecedented opportunity to purchase two landmark, historic residences, situated side by side on Ridgefield’s beloved Main Street, which have been developed into an unparalleled lifestyle compound. This once in a lifetime sale includes the treasured Hawley House at 236 Main Street - Ridgefield’s oldest home, built in 1713 for the Rev. Thomas Hawley, first pastor and town clerk. It also includes 250 Main Street - the iconic and brightly colored neighboring Gothic Revival Victorian, built Ca. 1826 by Hawley descendants. Working with Peter Coffin of DCA Architects and the Historic District Commission, the home underwent a meticulous full restoration and renovation, thoughtfully balancing historic preservation with modern luxury updates. Over $10M has been spent in top of the line improvements and designer appointments inside and out. Together, both homes span a pastoral 3.16 acres, juxtaposing sidewalks to vibrant downtown Ridgefield with rear privacy including two magnificent barns featuring every conceivable amenity. 236 Main’s “Red Barn,” Ca. 1900 and renovated in 2012 features: 2,015 sf, indoor basketball court, home office/conference room, arts and crafts studio, 1 full/2 half baths and 2 car garage. 250 Main’s Pool/Carriage house includes: 3,684 sf, 1-2 bedrooms, 2 full/1 half baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage (2 Tesla chargers), gym with sauna, game room/bar, poker room, arcade, 30+ seat movie theater, plus kitchen/great room open to the heated, gunite, saltwater pool, spa and outdoor resort oasis.