The David Hill Home, Circa 1749. There's a certain kind of house that stops you the moment you pull up. Not because it's trying to impress you-but because the history speaks for itself. It has seen a lot of Connecticut seasons. And it's still shining, still beautiful, still full of the kind of quiet character that newer construction simply can't manufacture-wide plank floors worn smooth by centuries of foot traffic, five fireplaces that have kept a lot of families warm, beams overhead that remind you someone put real care into building this place to last. Because while the bones are irreplaceable, the life inside has been carefully reimagined. Walls have been opened, rooms connected, and spaces rethought-so that the home flows the way modern families actually live. The primary suite feels more like a private escape than a bedroom, with spa-inspired details (radiant marble floors, double vanities, steam shower) and morning light that makes it hard to leave. A sun-drenched bonus room shifts with the seasons-office, sunroom, art studio-whatever the day calls for. Outside, the acres unfold into something that feels genuinely private. A pool and spa, a pool house, a barn that's been there longer than almost anything else around it. Lower Greenfield Hill puts you close to everything without feeling like it. Close proximity to all your needs; our coveted restaurants and shops, both Fairfield and Southport train stations and schools. Some homes you tour. This one you remember.
The David Hill Home, Circa 1749. There's a certain kind of house that stops you the moment you pull up. Not because it's trying to impress you-but because the history speaks for itself. It has seen a lot of Connecticut seasons. And it's still shining, still beautiful, still full of the kind of quiet character that newer construction simply can't manufacture-wide plank floors worn smooth by centuries of foot traffic, five fireplaces that have kept a lot of families warm, beams overhead that remind you someone put real care into building this place to last. Because while the bones are irreplaceable, the life inside has been carefully reimagined. Walls have been opened, rooms connected, and spaces rethought-so that the home flows the way modern families actually live. The primary suite fee...
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