by Preservation CT2 | Oct 7, 2026 | Exchange
Opportunity to purchase dismantled Connecticut River Valley Saltbox: Cheshire’s Deacon John Peck House, 38’ X 30’, 2,964 sq. ft. saltbox with center chimney for $190,000. *Expertly disassembled, restored, and stored*Meticulously documented with photographs and “as...
by Preservation CT2 | Oct 6, 2026 | Exchange
Charming cottage overlooking Lake Waramaug available for relocation. Claims are made that a portion of the residence is a Sears kit house. 2,117 sq. ft.; 4 beds, 2 baths. The house faces demolition in January 2027, so time is of the essence. Anyone interested in...
by Preservation CT2 | Oct 6, 2026 | Exchange
Historic Connecticut theater is on the market. Once known as “Little Radio City,” the Colonial Theatre served as a venue for movies, vaudeville, graduations, dances and more in its 100+ year life span. The Art Deco inspired interior contains two stories which include...
by Preservation CT2 | Aug 3, 2026 | Exchange
Stick-style house with outstanding interior woodwork in the Chelsea Parade National Register Historic District being sold by the City of Norwich. Preservation easement to be held by Preservation Connecticut required with purchase. Building area is 4,818 sq.ft.; 0.34...
by Preservation CT2 | Aug 3, 2026 | Exchange
One of Connecticut’s oldest surviving houses on 21.18-acres in Old Saybrook. Documented by J. Frederick Kelly in his book Early Domestic Architecture of Connecticut and individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its architectural significance....
by Preservation CT2 | Aug 3, 2026 | Exchange
Industrial building available in Glastonbury. Built for Connecticut Arms and Manufacturing Co. which occupied the site until declaring bankruptcy in 1869. Later occupants include American Silver Co. and William Brothers Silver Co. (silver and flatware) until after...
