The Historic Pliny Parker House

Welcome to the historic Pliny Parker House, a circa-1828 Greek Revival offering 2,434 square feet of warmth, character and nearly two centuries of history on 1.76 tree-lined acres in historic Hebron. Antique charm is complemented by important modern improvements, including a new roof (August 2026) and drilled well and boiler/hot water system (2022). Inside, original wide-board floors, fireplaces and period details remain at the heart of the home. The remodeled country kitchen features soapstone counters, an everyday dining area and walk-in pantry. The formal dining room offers a working fireplace, period surround and wainscoting. The living room features built-in shelving and a propane parlor stove, while the first-floor office or additional bedroom offers a second parlor stove and original wide-board flooring. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a full bath, with a traditional back staircase connecting to the first floor. Outside, mature trees, stone walls, fencing, fruit trees and established gardens create a timeless New England setting. A detached three-bay garage/barn offers extensive second-floor walk-up storage. Built by Pliny Parker in 1828 and known for generations as ”the Pliny Parker place,” this is a rare opportunity to become the next steward of a home whose story has been preserved for nearly two centuries.