About this home
A historic home with heart in the iconic seaside town of Rowayton, Welcome to Winthrop House. A distinguished residence commissioned by coveted developer Andy Glazer, perfectly nestled in the center of Rowayton. This exquisite home offers 2,873 sf of refined living space, reflecting a blend of historic charm on the exterior and modern elegance on the interior. This 1846 residence was meticulously transformed in 2006 into a luxurious waterside sanctuary. The home features 3 spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. The primary suite is a true restorative haven, complete with a walk-in closet, Waterworks fixtures and Five Mile River views. The culinary enthusiast will enjoy entertaining in the Christopher Peacock gourmet kitchen that serves as the centerpiece of this home. Equipped with high-end appliances, a sizable island and views of the peaceful garden with serene fountain. Winthrop House is thoughtfully designed with the owner in mind, featuring a private elevator with access to all floors and underground secured parking. Enjoy peace on the private porch with access to Pinkney Park, Farmer Market, Rowayton Seafood and Village Center in seconds. This turn-key property is located in a vibrant beach town, offering easy access to local amenities while providing a low-maintenance lifestyle! Embrace this rare opportunity to reside in a residence that offers both historic allure and contemporary sophistication, centrally located for your convenience. Your elegant new life awaits!
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| 2026-05-22 | Sold — $2,600,000 asked $2,825,000 (this listing) | MLS 24120144 |
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