Nothing had been done to this historic house for 60+ years and it was in need of much including restructuring and some basic modern amenities. The floor plan typical of older homes, small separate rooms, few closets and not enough bathrooms did not reflect how we live today.

 

The back of the house had become the main point of entry and it needed to be redesigned to reflect this. Through a major renovation this house was recreated to deal with all these issues while adding to its historic charm.​

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"Listed in Norman Crampton’s second edition of The 100 Best Small Towns in America, Essex Village, Connecticut, is steeped with history. Incorporated in 1639, Essex boasts an active historical society, beloved town traditions, tree-lined streets, charming local shops, and accessible marinas. At the center of it all lies 32 Main Street: a historic home that, over the course of two years, saw a restoration led by Scot Samuelson Architects that returned the historical structure to prime condition while adding modern luxuries along the way."

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