In town treasure!! The Iconic, Circa 1750 Captain Samuel Lee House is a thoughtfully restored and updated antique with abundant character and history. Connecticut Historical Commission noted in 1981, “Well maintained, this is one of Guilford's more striking Colonial houses." The oversized Greek Revival door adds strength and interest. The home has five remarkable wood burning fireplaces and a Guilford cupboard with original hardware. During its restoration all of the original pegged chestnut floors were uncovered. The home has central air conditioning and includes an automatic house generator. Many updates have been done over the years. The main floor bathroom was recently remodeled. Additional recent updates include exterior paint, poured concrete floor and custom built doors for the red barn, as well as a new staircase and loft flooring. Also, new roofs and updates to the garden shed/playhouse and 3 seater outhouse. Enjoy relaxing on the blue stone patio overlooking the exceptionally landscaped grounds and mature plantings. Located in the Town Center Historic District. Two blocks to the historic town green offering community activities, local shopping, dining and galleries. Local train station nearby. Central to NY & Boston.