This Historic Gem is known as the "Old Stone Tavern". Circa 1728. Built by Captain Jacob Ware who came from England in 1726. The tavern served the public until the time of the Civil War. The tavern has been impeccably restored and is listed in the national register of of historic sites. The fieldstone building is built of ballast rock brought to the village from Pennsylvania and New England. This home with central air features 3 bedrooms 1.5 baths, original pine flooring throughout, original locks, doors and hinges, 9 ft ceilings, 6 fireplaces 2 which are operating. Dining room with 11 ft wide operating fireplace, living room with operating fireplace, office/den with built in corner cupboard, cabinets and book shelves. Sun room/Florida room with brick a floor overlooking the beautifully landscaped back yard with a perennial garden, vegetable garden and brick patio. Two walk up attics, one completely finished (22 X 18) that can be used as a recreational room or additional bedroom. The carriage house with electric and plumbing has room for two cars, a workshop area and a second floor loft approximately 20 X 15 that can be finished as an office or recreational room for all your entertaining needs. A large garden shed with electric, new septic system installed 2016. This home located in historic Greenwich is conveniently located within minutes to local marinas.