Overview

Some homes have an address. Others have a story! Welcome to 30 State Street, a remarkable piece of North Haven history! With a town-recorded construction date of 1802, this Greek Revival home is filled with character, craftsmanship and stories spanning more than two centuries. Historical Society research dates the main portion to 1836, when it was built by local cabinetmaker Albert E. Moulthrop. Located in the Pines Bridge Historic District, the home showcases beautiful architectural details, a large historic fireplace and a charming side wing whose exact age remains a mystery. But historic charm doesn't mean sacrificing today's comforts! This spacious home offers numerous rooms with flexibility for today's lifestyles, including a bedroom and full bath on the main level! Central air, extra parking space on the side of the house, and a fenced-in yard add to the everyday conveniences. Once home to the Smith family, whose carriage-making business was part of North Haven's early industry, the property also has ties to J. Boardman Smith, a prize poultry breeder, and Frank L. Stiles, a prominent businessman and state legislator. Lovingly preserved through generations, this is a rare opportunity to own a home filled with history while enjoying the comforts of modern living. 30 State Street is ready for its next chapter! Additional exterior photos to come.