Real Estate

Historic Ash House In Mansfield Listed For $650,000

The circa-1732 saltbox colonial was dismantled, preserved and rebuilt on a 2.5-acre property.

A circa-1732 saltbox colonial called the Ash House was dismantled, preserved and rebuilt on a 2.5-acre property in Mansfield.
A circa-1732 saltbox colonial called the Ash House was dismantled, preserved and rebuilt on a 2.5-acre property in Mansfield. (Google Maps)

MANSFIELD, CT — The historic Mansfield home known as the “Ash House” is on the market for $650,000, according to its Zillow listing.

The property at 25 Old Turnpike Road is described as a blend of historic character and modern craftsmanship. The saltbox colonial was originally built around 1732 and was later dismantled, preserved and rebuilt at its current location.

The rebuilt home was completed in 2013 and is described in the listing as a “new antique home.”

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The property sits on 2.5 acres along one of Mansfield’s designated scenic roadways.

The 2,560-square-foot single-family home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, according to Zillow. It also has two garage spaces.

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View the Zillow listing for 25 Old Turnpike Road

All property details in this story are from the Zillow

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