WESTON HISTORIC PROPERTIES

Exploring Weston’s rich history

Explore homes with notable histories, from early farmhouses and village residences to later architectural landmarks. Each Historic Profile draws on available local records and historic documentation to tell the property’s story.

OCTOBER 2026 EDITION New property histories from the Call Cress archive

FEATURED SOLD HOMEBUILT 1927 · HISTORIC PROFILE

119 Kettle Creek Road

119 Kettle Creek Road was both Nancy Hammerslough's home and the headquarters of her publishing businesses. Pictures of Record available archaeological images and teaching materials to universities, museums and schools. By 1994, a Smithsonian teaching-resource guide listed the company at this address, offering slide sets of pre-Columbian sites and artifacts. In 2004, Hammerslough was preparing the first list…

$1,550,0000.9 acres4 beds4 baths3,339 sq. ft.
Listed by Compass Connecticut, LLC

01 / SOLD HOMES IN THE RECORD

Closed sales. Continuing histories.

Only closed listings with a published Call Cress Historic Profile are eligible. They are ordered by sold price, highest first.

119 Kettle Creek RoadSOLD

BUILT 1927 · CLOSED SEPTEMBER 16, 2026

119 Kettle Creek Road

119 Kettle Creek Road was both Nancy Hammerslough's home and the headquarters of her publishing businesses. Pictures of Record available archaeological images and teaching materials to universities, museums and schools. By 1994, a Smithsonian teaching-resource guide listed the company at this address, offering slide sets of pre-Columbian sites and artifacts. In 2004, Hammerslough was preparing the first list…

Listed by Compass Connecticut, LLC
35 Old Redding RoadSOLD

BUILT 1851 · CLOSED JULY 12, 2023

35 Old Redding Road

35 Old Redding Road in Weston, known as the Thomas Dimon House, was the home of expressionist painter Lisa Kennedy during the 2000s. Kennedy bought the nineteenth-century house in 2002 and restored it. Her home and studio were featured in the April 2009 issue of Home, including a cover photograph of the living room. She sold the property…

Listed by Compass Connecticut, LLC
7 Cannondale RoadSOLD

BUILT 1850 · CLOSED NOVEMBER 27, 2022

7 Cannondale Road

7 Cannondale Road was part of a farm belonging to William “Will Plumb” Lockwood. Gertrude Peterson Johnson, who grew up nearby, remembered it as the farm up the first small hill on Cannondale Road. A large windmill stood behind the house before being destroyed by fire in the early 1900s. The Weston Historical Society published Johnson’s recollections in…

Listed by Compass Connecticut, LLC
89 Steep Hill RoadSOLD

BUILT 1739 · CLOSED JANUARY 13, 2022

89 Steep Hill Road

The Peter Thorp House at 89 Steep Hill Road dates to about 1739. Gladys Clark bought it with 120 acres in 1927. She later donated land for a road realignment sought by tenor and antique-car collector James Melton, whose household moved into the house in 1937. A relocated carriage shed later housed some of his cars. Melton's daughter,…

Listed by Berkshire Hathaway NE Prop.
138 Old Redding RoadSOLD

BUILT 1870 · CLOSED MARCH 3, 2022

138 Old Redding Road

The Messex Homestead at 138 Old Redding Road has a family history preserved in photographs. In 1999, Louise Messex gave the Weston Historical Society interior and exterior views, including a childhood picture in the living room. Comparing early images with 2019 photographs, the society’s executive director recognized surviving doorway trim, even though the rooms’ decoration had changed over…

Listed by Camelot Real Estate
62 Weston RoadSOLD

BUILT 1958 · CLOSED APRIL 26, 2022

62 Weston Road

62 Weston Road is a Colonial Revival house within the Kettle Creek Historic District. Small rectangular six-pane windows beneath its eaves were noted in 1995. It is included in the National Register district as a noncontributing building rather than an individually listed historic house. In May 1995, the Windsor Historical Society directed readers to Don Bergquist at this…

Listed by Coldwell Banker Realty

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Explore the Weston homes for which we have published Historic Profiles. Colors indicate the reported construction date.

Listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and may change. Year Built is reported by SmartMLS unless a Historic Profile explains a documented conflict. Closed properties display one authorized primary image. Brokerage attribution appears with each listing; complete IDX disclosures remain on the linked property pages.