Enoch Gilbert House c.1825. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Connecticut history officially listed on the State Register of Historic Places. Known as Frog Hollow, this 2.14-acre estate borders the 60-acre Weir Farm National Historical Park, offering a lifestyle of unrivaled privacy and artistic heritage. The residence was restructured in the 1940s by the renowned duo of F. Nelson Breed and Vera Breed, the same architect and landscape team behind Weir Farm. While the soul of the home remains intact with three fireplaces and original brick flooring, the current owner has completed a comprehensive multi-year renovation. Modern luxury meets historic...
Enoch Gilbert House c.1825. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Connecticut history officially listed on the State Register of Historic Places. Known as Frog Hollow, this 2.14-acre estate borders the 60-acre Weir Farm National Historical Park, offering a lifestyle of unrivaled privacy and artistic heritage. The residence was restructured in the 1940s by the renowned duo of F. Nelson Breed and Vera Breed, the same architect and landscape team behind Weir Farm. While the soul of the home remains intact with three fireplaces and original brick flooring, the current owner has completed a comprehensive multi-year renovation. Modern luxury meets historic integrity with a new kitchen, designer primary and guest baths, a new roof, and fully updated mechanical systems. The grounds are a botanical masterpiece, featuring professionally designed gardens enhanced by nearly 11, 000 hand-planted tulip and daffodil bulbs. Experience a seamless connection to the American Impressionist landscape from your own backyard on Wilton's most prestigious scenic road.
Enoch Gilbert House c.1825. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Connecticut history officially listed on the State Register of Historic Places. Known as Frog Hollow, this 2.14-acre estate borders the 60-acre Weir Farm National Historical Park, offering a lifestyle of unrivaled privacy and artistic heritage. The residence was restructured in the 1940s by the renowned duo of F. Nelson Breed and Vera Breed, the same architect and landscape team behind Weir Farm. While the soul of the home remains intact with three fireplaces and original brick flooring, the current owner has completed a comprehensive multi-year renovation. Modern luxury meets historic integrity with a new kitchen, designer primary and guest baths, a new roof, and fully updated mechanical systems. The grounds are a botanical masterpiece, featuring professionally designed gardens enhanced by nearly 11, 000 hand-planted tulip and daffodil bulbs. Experience a seamless connection to the American Impressionist landscape from your own backyard on Wilton's most prestigious scenic road.
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