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WILTON HISTORIC PROPERTIES
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
20 Mountain Road is a two-story house dating to about 1914, built as a single-family residence and still used as a home. The property occupies a one-acre lot and includes a detached two-car garage. A later porch enclosure is part of the house’s alteration history. Recent work has included a renovated kitchen,…
01 / ON THE MARKET
Only current listings with a published Historic Profile are shown, ordered by asking price from highest to lowest. Status, pricing, and complete listing details remain on each property page.
ACTIVEBUILT 1914 · HISTORIC PROFILE
20 Mountain Road is a two-story house dating to about 1914, built as a single-family residence and still used as a home. The property occupies a one-acre lot and includes a detached two-car garage. A later porch enclosure is part of the house’s alteration history. Recent work has included a renovated kitchen,…
PENDINGBUILT 1934 · HISTORIC PROFILE
At 97 Hurlbutt Street, a two-story Colonial Revival house stands back from the road behind lawn and stone walls. Built around 1924, it has clapboard siding, a side-gabled roof and a centered entrance sheltered by a small gabled porch. Its early residents included Reed A. Carpenter, a carpenter by trade, his wife…
ACTIVEBUILT 1915 · HISTORIC PROFILE
23 Church Street, the Miller-Stromberg House, is also known historically as the Louis Miller Rental House. The two-story residence dates to around 1915 and stands in the Wilton portion of Georgetown. It is a contributing building in the Georgetown Historic District, a neighborhood shaped by the Gilbert & Bennett manufacturing company and…
02 / SOLD HOMES IN THE RECORD
Only closed listings with a published Call Cress Historic Profile are eligible. They are ordered by sold price, highest first.
SOLDBUILT 1930 · CLOSED MARCH 4, 2025
441 Nod Hill Road is a Classical Revival house dating to about 1930, designed by architect Nelson Breed. Trained at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Breed moved to Wilton in 1930 and designed more than 50 houses and commercial buildings in the community, along with numerous additions and renovations. His work favored Georgian Revival proportions and detailing, placing…
SOLDBUILT 1772 · CLOSED DECEMBER 11, 2024
The two-story Georgian house at 239 Millstone Road dates to the eighteenth century and has been enlarged with later wings. It stands on roughly five and a half acres alongside two barns and a separate guest house. The main residence includes multiple fireplaces and pine and chestnut plank floors. More recent work has updated and expanded the main…
SOLDBUILT 1830 · CLOSED JULY 12, 2026
65 Ridgefield Road was built in 1832–1833 as the Wilton Congregational Church parsonage, across the road from the church and beside the Old Town Hall. Its first occupants were the Reverend Samuel Merwin and his family. Merwin came from North Church in New Haven and served the Wilton congregation from 1832 until 1838. The house expresses its Federal…
SOLDBUILT 1915 · CLOSED MAY 23, 2022
550 Ridgefield Road occupies a 4.76-acre residential property at the corner of Ridgefield Road and Keelers Ridge Road. Wood shingles, a gabled roof and post-and-beam construction characterize the main Colonial house, which has been enlarged with additions. The property also includes two other residential buildings and a collection of outbuildings: a barn, sheds, a garage and stables. Together,…
SOLDBUILT 1925 · CLOSED JUNE 14, 2023
274 Chestnut Hill Road is a two-story Colonial Revival residence from the first half of the twentieth century, set on approximately 3.78 acres in South Wilton. The main house has been enlarged by later additions. Its interior includes a living room opening onto a glass sunporch, with two staircases serving the upper floor. By 2017, the property also…
SOLDBUILT 1930 · CLOSED AUGUST 13, 2025
9 High Ridge Road is a stone-and-clapboard residence dating to about 1930, combining Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival influences. Later additions expanded the house beyond its original form. Its Chestnut Hill setting places it in an area of Wilton where residential development expanded during the late 1920s. High Ridge Road and nearby streets were associated with Chestnut Hill…
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04 / HISTORIC PROFILE MAP
Explore the Wilton 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.
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