10 North Street, Norfolk, CT 06058 (MLS # 24193303)
A piece of Norfolk's founding history is ready for its next steward. The Josiah Pettibone Tavern - home of Revolutionary War Colonel Giles Pettibone and birthplace of Ozark explorer Levi Pettibone - offers 3,523 sq ft of authentic antique Colonial on 1.01 level acres in the heart of Norfolk village. Eight brick fireplaces, original stagecoach door, beamed ceilings, and a state-champion black locust standing watch since the 1800s. Legally configured as a two-family with two kitchens - a grandfathered use no longer available without Special Permit in this zone - live in the main house while the second unit offsets your costs, or restore it as a grand single residence. Town sewer at the street, documented survey, walkable to the village green and Infinity Hall. Offered as-is: this is a renovation project, bring your vision! Homes with this provenance, location, and flexibility do not repeat!!
Property Type(s):
Multi Family
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Last Updated
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7/21/2026
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Year Built
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1840
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Garage Spaces
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2.0
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County
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Litchfield
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SCHOOLS
| Elementary School |
Botelle |
| High School |
Per Board of Ed |
Additional Details
| AIR |
None |
| BASEMENT |
Full, Walk-Out Access, Yes |
| CONSTRUCTION |
Clapboard, Frame |
| FIREPLACE |
Yes |
| GARAGE |
Attached Garage, Yes |
| HEAT |
Forced Air, Natural Gas |
| LOT |
10.89 acre(s) |
| PARKING |
Attached |
| SEWER |
Public Sewer |
| STYLE |
Units are Side-by-Side |
| TAXES |
8364 |
| WATER |
Public |
| ZONING |
VR |
Location
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