-- A remarkable piece of Stamford history has come to market. Known as Roxbury Rose, the circa-1860 Greek Revival Colonial at 530 Roxbury Road is believed to be one of Westover’s original farmhouses and offers a rare combination of authentic 19th-century craftsmanship, architectural character and modern livability.
The full listing and photos are available on Zillow: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/530-Roxbury-Rd-Stamford-CT-06902/177201449_zpid/?view=public
The property is represented by Ted Sibilia of Keller Williams Prestige Properties, who is also currently marketing The Seely House at 68 Old Stamford Road in New Canaan, a Revolutionary War-era residence distinguished by the extraordinary story of two brothers whose loyalties were divided between the Patriot and Loyalist causes.
Together, the two listings represent an increasingly rare category of Fairfield County real estate: legacy properties whose stories are as compelling as their architecture.
Set on 1.22 beautifully landscaped acres with mature specimen trees, Roxbury Rose offers approximately 5,358 square feet of living space. The residence is defined by soaring 10-foot ceilings, five fireplaces, original random-width pumpkin pine floors, handcrafted millwork and warm brick passageways that preserve the character and craftsmanship of its 19th-century origins.
An award-winning, architecturally faithful addition expanded the residence while respecting the proportions and character of the original Greek Revival home, creating generous living spaces suited to contemporary life without sacrificing its historic integrity.
“Roxbury Rose is the kind of property that simply cannot be replicated,” said Ted Sibilia. “There is an authenticity here that you feel immediately—the floors, fireplaces, brickwork and craftsmanship tell the story of a home that has been part of Stamford for generations. Much like The Seely House in New Canaan, this is more than a beautiful residence. It is a piece of Fairfield County history waiting for its next steward.”
A Legacy in Bloom
The name Roxbury Rose reflects both the home’s location along historic Roxbury Road and a property that has continued to evolve and flourish for more than 160 years.
Located in Stamford’s desirable Westover neighborhood, the home offers a private, estate-like setting while remaining convenient to downtown Stamford, Greenwich, New Canaan and the surrounding lower Fairfield County communities.
As historic homes become increasingly scarce, Roxbury Rose presents an unusual opportunity to acquire a residence with genuine provenance, architectural distinction and more than a century and a half of history.
More than a residence, Roxbury Rose is a legacy in bloom—preserving the romance of New England’s past while offering an extraordinary setting for generations yet to come.
About the company: Ted Sibilia is a founding partner of Private Client at KW and he represents buyers and sellers throughout lower Fairfield County, Connecticut, with a focus on distinctive and luxury properties. His property-specific approach combines strategic positioning, storytelling, digital marketing and elevated presentation to bring exceptional homes—and the stories behind them—to market.
Contact Info:
Name: Ted Sibilia
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Organization: Keller Williams Prestige Properties
Address: 2777 Summer Street Suite 700 Stamford, CT 06905
Phone: 203-249-7287
Website: https://tsibilia.kw.com/
Video URL: https://youtu.be/0B7fJIWea7A
Release ID: 89201738
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