Tour House Details

    108 Lost Acres Road, North Granby - Circa 1760. This home, built before the Revolutionary War, is a wonderful example of the "3rd period" construction. Wonderful restoration and a newer kitchen make this a very comfortable family home. Because of the narrow staircase only the five first floor rooms are available to view. Tour hosts include the current owners. Please consider visiting the Lost Acres Kitchen while you are in the area for a refreshing cup of cider! Go to 130 Lost Acres Road.

Items of note: Located on one of North Granby's  "Scenic Roads". The owners who lovingly restored this home will be available to answer questions and share it's history...

Directions: Take Rt. 189 (Granville Road) north from Granby Center to Lost Acres Road. Left on Lost Acres Road to #108. Home on right. Lots of parking available. 

  62 Granville Road, North Granby - This house, built around 1740, is one of Granby ’s earliest homes. It is situated on over 2 acres with a new post & beam carriage barn, an original barn and property suitable for having horses or simply enjoying the wonderful rural atmosphere of North Granby . Gardening enthusiasts will be delighted with the attached conservatory/greenhouse and sunny yard which abounds with herbs, fruit trees and colorful perennials. The prosperity of the Godards, owners of a nearby sawmill, is evident in the fine details of the handsome center chimney house. It has been painstakingly restored with a careful blending of many of its original features, modern conveniences and necessary replacements. The four original fireplaces are in working order and most of the flooring, staircase, paneling, built-ins, doors, latches and trim in the main house are original or carefully replaced with period pieces.

Items of note: The owners have added a beautiful Family Room and Kitchen addition that is "post & beam"  construction.

Directions: Take Rt. 189 (Granville Road) north from Granby Center. This home is the second after Silver Street on the right.

164 Mountain Road, North Granby - Updated ranch style house with many items of interest including the owner’s art, toy and furniture collections. The home has a lot of updated features like newer kitchen and finished walkout lower level. The setting is spectacular with views of a pond and the woods.

Items of note: This family has roots back to old West Granby and has a drum from the original "fife & drum corps".

Directions: Take Mountain Road up the hill from the North Granby center.

  168 Day Street, Granby - The Percy Burke House, circa 1920, The Sears & Roebuck company sold homes out of a catalog early 20th century! This one is the “Alhambra Model”. Features include the owners beautiful collection of  Stickley furniture and fabulous art work from many "Up State" New York artists. Huge Catalpa trees frame this charming house.

Directions: Day Street north of the Granby Oak and Creamery Hill Road.

  21 Stonewall Drive, West Granby - Wonderful almost new “Craftsman” style bungalow in a beautiful West Granby setting! Built with lots of interior and exterior details that offer insight into the “Arts & Crafts” revival that is sweeping the country.

Directions: Off Rt. 20, take Simsbury Road to Stonewall Drive. Home is at the end of the cul de sac and cannot be seen from the street.