Where history and home meet. This post and beam antique colonial was built by Joseph Newberry in 1785, when the area was known as the Parish of Wintonbury, 50 years before Bloomfield was incorporated making this one of the oldest homes in Bloomfield. As you step into the front entryway you are taken in by the craftsmanship of its era. The modern comforts of this 3 bedroom 2 and a half bath home boasting 3 working fireplaces compliments the timeless character. The dining room graced with French doors flows into the kitchen. Blending historic charm with design touches of today, with tongue and groove vaulted ceiling, skylights, cherry cabinets and corian counters. The keeping room, parlor/living room, 3 season porch, and laundry complete the first floor. The master suite features a spacious bath with double vanity. In the rear of the property sits a 5 room guest house which features 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, kitchen and living room; perfect for an in-law or for generating rental income ($800/month). The main house and guest/rental are situated on 3.18 acres, highlighting a 60x30 barn that can double as a garage, with electricity, water and metal roof, horse stable with two stalls and shed. Abutting state land, activities (horseback riding, hiking, cross country skiing, etc.) are at your fingertips. The past meets present with newer windows, boiler, hot water heater, plumbing, roofs and 200 amp electrical. Add your history to this CT treasure and schedule a private showing today!