33 Church Street

The George W. Seward House - Circa 1888 A rare opportunity to own a piece of Guilford history. Known as the George W. Seward House, this distinguished Queen Anne Victorian residence was originally constructed in 1888 by prominent local builder George W. Seward, whose work helped shape the architectural character of Guilford. Located a short distance from the historic Guilford Green, the home offers approximately 3,800 square feet of living space featuring six bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a floor plan filled with period charm and architectural detail. Decorative woodwork, generous room sizes, and the home's historic character provide a unique foundation for future enhancements. Set on approximately 0.39 acres in one of Guilford's most desirable locations, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a historic residence with exceptional character and potential. Whether preserving its timeless architectural details or incorporating modern updates to suit today's lifestyle, the possibilities are extensive. Historic homes of this size, character, and location rarely become available. A unique opportunity to become the next steward of an important piece of Guilford's architectural history.