The Yellow House

About the Space

The Yellow House is older than this country. It was built in 1747 and is allegedly the oldest brick structure in Connecticut. The house has seven bedrooms, a spacious den, kitchen with industrial stove and granite countertops, a dining room that has been transplanted from your grandparent's home, a living room, den, and keeping room. There is also a carpeted attic with exposed beams; an unfinished kind of creepy basement; and a detached 3-door garage with second floor unfinished space. The back yard has a patio space with a pool and a very well curated garden; and overgrown grass space that will be bursting with wild flowers come spring. The house sits on Main Street just outside the historic district of a quaint, waspy Connecticut town. Generally speaking, the house would be best served for a family-scenario. The dining room in particularly could be used for uppity board meetings or the like, the attic can be used for teen parties or ouija board sequences. The small attic room would be great as a child's playroom - or ironically, a tall person's office. The basement would be perfect for a horror/grungy vibe. The garage would be a great setting for a suburban dad and the space above it could be for a teen or young adult "trying to set out on their own".