Disassembled and relocated to a quiet Lyme lot, the home may be old but it's far from outdated.
Author: Diane di Costanzo
An entertainer's delight, it features perks like a 300-bottle wine cellar and a newly-constructed fieldstone pool house.
Secluded on 48 acres, the home is a picturesque New England paradise.
Architect Stephen B. Jacobs and interior designer Andi Pepper crafted this spectacular spread on almost 18 acres.
Brought to life in 1921, this rare 101-year-old abode is as fabled as a storybook tale yet has swanky new updates like a helipad.
Here's some hard data that paints a picture of the year soon behind us.
As ready for hosting as working from home or having spa-like experiences, this 121-year-old abode is well-rounded to suit many buyers.
The 7,100-square-foot main house was designed by a team that included the British firm Colefax & Fowler, famed for its fabrics, wallpapers, and celebrity clients.
The renowned singer came here to view an antique car in the late 1970s, and purchased the 200-acre property instead that same day.
Though it has no known connection to the series, often revisited by fans at this time of year, the circa-1820s estate is as delightful as Lorelai's beloved inn.
Designed by architect Henry Olko, the historic pastoral retreat resembles a refined version of a complex of New England barns.
AIA award-winning architect Peter Kurt Woerner just finished building the striking home dubbed Osprey House.
The ivy-covered, chateau-style home is brimming with Italian floors, glass shelves made in Germany, and more.
This sleek residence, now a 5,300-square-foot home, sits on 45 acres in rural Connecticut.
One could say this unique coastal home is two-faced, but in the best possible way.
Business in the front, party in the back.
Dating back to 1744, this property known as Keeler Homstead is full of historic character.
This circa-1934 abode sitting atop Sasco Hill Road offers sunset views over the harbor and marina.
Amore built the striking house in 1971 for himself and his family; this is its first time on the market.
The Arts & Crafts abode sits on 13 acres and was custom built for the current owner.
Living here can feel like being at a New England resort with its coastal location and proximity to first-class yacht and golf clubs.
House-hunting is a real hunt in Fairfield County right now, with the demand for Connecticut properties outpacing supply, so this pricey home may not last on the market long.
The historic property charms with its white-clapboard exteriors trimmed with sea-green shutters.
Every day may feel like a vacation at this waterfront spread with a home theater, pool, bar, and more.