313 Umpawaug Road

Nestled on a picturesque country road in the heart of Redding, this National Register of Historic Places landmark offers a rare blend of 18th-century soul and modern New England estate living. The home's historic integrity is preserved through twin stone chimneys, original wide-plank flooring, and exquisite period woodwork. Sun-filled living spaces flow seamlessly from the warm central hall to a spacious kitchen and inviting dining areas-ideal for both everyday comfort and sophisticated entertaining. The layout provides exceptional flexibility, featuring generous bedrooms and additional rooms perfectly suited for a home office, den, or guest wing. Set on two serene acres of curated gardens and mature trees, the exterior offers a peaceful retreat for outdoor gatherings or quiet mornings in nature. While seemingly worlds away in its rural tranquility, 313 Umpawaug Road is located just minutes from Redding's top-rated schools, hiking trails, and the charming town center. Once the residence of Continental Army soldier Aaron Barlow, this 1730 Georgian gem served as a strategic hub for General Israel Putnam and a literary sanctuary where the famed Joel Barlow penned The Vision of Columbus in 1787. A rare opportunity to own a living piece of American history, meticulously maintained for the modern steward.