Overview

Welcome to The Warner-Clark Home, one of Naugatuck's most distinguished residences. Built in 1904 by renowned architect Theodore B. Peck for Oscar L. Warner, founder of Naugatuck's first water company, this iconic Colonial Revival beautifully blends historic character with today's modern updates. Offered completely furnished, this is a rare turnkey opportunity where virtually everything you see stays. Simply bring your personal belongings and move right in. Recent improvements include refinished hardwood floors, a beautifully updated kitchen, renovated butler's pantry, beautifully updated bathrooms, fresh paint throughout, and countless additional improvements. Inside you'll find a grand foyer with a sweeping curved staircase, original stained-glass windows, pocket doors, rich mahogany woodwork, three fireplaces, six spacious bedrooms, four full baths, a powder room, and a versatile third-floor level complete with a great room and a vintage full bathroom ready to be reimagined. A private balcony overlooks the neighborhood. Situated on a beautifully landscaped corner lot, the outdoor space features a heated above ground pool, patio, pergola, and an oversized detached two-car garage with a second-floor storage loft, rear storage room, and existing plumbing for a future half bath. Rich in history and offered completely furnished, The Warner-Clark Home is a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity ready for its next chapter, a rare chance to own a piece of Naugatuck history.