Kaitlyn Keegan

Designed by well-known Hartford architect and artist, Merrill Prentice, this Connecticut home has all of its classic finishes from the early 1900s.

Whether used on an accent wall or a whole room, wallpaper is a way to add individuality to a space.

Stretching out across 22 acres and dating back to 1780, this Connecticut home has retained many of its original craftsmanship while also being updated.

Offering the “perfect blend of convenience and tranquility,” this central Connecticut home sits on nearly six acres with “breathtaking sunset views and unmatched privacy, all surrounded by the beauty of nature in its full glory,” according to its listing.

The 1874 Federal sits on nearly four acres and backs up to a land trust.

A Connecticut home formerly owned by a steamship captain and with ties to the Falkner Island lighthouse has hit the market.

Once owned by a famous family and used as their summer cottage, this Connecticut estate dates back to 1725.

If you have ever wanted to live in a spaceship, a condominium by the Connecticut shoreline may be your next home.

When it comes to living with family, this Connecticut home has enough room with a legal additional living unit with a private entrance in the back.

A Connecticut condo that has hit the market will have you living high above the rooftops downtown.