Historic Charm Meets Modern Comfort in a Glastonbury Home

The house at 2163 Main St. was built in 1850 and sits just a block from Glastonbury’s town center. Its Greek Revival style gives it an old‑world feel, yet the interior shows a clear focus on today’s needs. The property covers more than an acre and offers over 3, 800 square feet of living space. The first floor is designed for convenience: a chef’s kitchen that boasts custom cabinets, soapstone countertops, and top‑tier appliances such as a double wall oven and wine fridge. A bedroom suite on this level can welcome guests or support multi‑generational families, and a dedicated office provides quiet work space.Upstairs, four additional bedrooms share a hallway that includes two guest rooms and a full bathroom. The main bedroom wing feels like a private retreat; it can be accessed by a back staircase or closed off with a passage door. Inside, the master suite features an oversized bedroom, walk‑in closet, en‑suite bath, and a laundry area. Outside, the home offers an inviting mix of calm and practicality. A heated two‑car garage provides extra storage, while the grounds host several outbuildings. The “Revived Barn, ” a three‑story structure restored during renovation, maintains the property’s historic character. A separate two‑story barn offers loft space and room for additional vehicles, completing the estate’s blend of heritage and modernity.