A landmark 1900 Victorian brick estate, thoughtfully restored to offer furnished residences and curated commercial space in Hartford's medical district.
"One of Hartford's finest surviving examples of Victorian residential architecture — seven thousand square feet of brick, slate, copper, and original craftsmanship."
Built circa 1900 for the Borden family — of the same lineage as Gail Borden, inventor of condensed milk — this seven-thousand square foot brick mansion stands as one of Hartford's finest surviving examples of Victorian residential architecture. Its ornate turrets, original slate roof, copper gutters, sweeping entrance staircase, and rich natural woodwork reflect the craftsmanship of an era when Hartford was among the wealthiest cities in America.
After more than a century of life as a family estate and later as professional offices, The Wethersfield Residences is being carefully restored and converted into four fully furnished residences and a fully commercial ground floor. Every character-defining feature — the fireplaces, the tin ceilings, the hardwood floors with decorative inlays, the grand foyer — will be preserved and celebrated.
The Wethersfield Residences's ground floor offers approximately 2,000 square feet of NNN commercial space with 12-foot ceilings, original tin ceilings, three fireplaces, and refinished oak hardwood floors throughout — character space unavailable anywhere else in Hartford, steps from Hartford Hospital.
Tours are available by appointment during the renovation period. See the building's architectural features firsthand, walk the proposed unit layouts, and meet the property team.
If you're a healthcare staffing agency, hospital HR coordinator, or corporate relocation professional interested in a preferred housing partnership, please indicate that below — we'd love to discuss priority booking arrangements.