840 Worthington Ridge

Located within the Worthington Ridge Historic District, the Dr. Elisha Brandegee House,circa 1830, stands as one of Berlin's finest examples of Greek Revival architecture. This exceptional residence showcases timeless craftsmanship and historic character that has been thoughtfully preserved in a historically appropriate manner. The stately facade is distinguished by four fluted Ionic pilasters, lending elegance and architectural prominence. The inviting front entry features a glazed transom with sidelights framed by Ionic columns, while the original front door-adorned with intricate egg-and-dart molding-reflects the remarkable detail and artistry of the period. Inside, the home offers gracious living spaces designed for both everyday comfort and entertaining. The historic floor planflows seamlessly creating the perfect setting for intimate gatherings or larger celebrations. A well-appointed kitchen provides a functional and stylish space for preparing meals and hosting guests. A dedicated home office with an adjoining half bath offers flexibility for someone needing 1st floor bedroom. The upper level features the primary sleeping quarters and includes the potential for a three-room accessory apartment-ideal for guests, extended family, or an in-law arrangement. Outdoors, relax on the charming side porch and enjoy picturesque sunset views overlooking the beautifully gardens and grounds. Large red historic barn sits in the rear of the property and is in need of restoration Enjoy living in one of Connecticut's most prominent historic district featuring homes dated from 18thcentury through modern day. Claims of George Washington visiting taverns on the Ridge arelegendary. The area is beautifully decorated at holiday time and the scenery epic during the spring,summer and fall. Historic amenities include the Free Library, Worthington Meeting House, Little People's Playground and Berlin Congregational church. Photos from 2023 and 2026