Located in a rural area between Hartford and Buckfield, the David Warren House is a rare early nineteenth-century example in this area of a large Federal-style house. The building is two stories with a side-gabled roof and two interior end brick chimneys. The house has a centrally placed front entry with a classical door surround consisting of wide pilasters supporting an entablature and projecting cornice. A four-light transom sits above the door. A side ell connects the house with a gable-front barn. David Warren was a Revolutionary War veteran who settled in Buckfield before building the house here. He served eleven terms in the Massachusetts General Court. He also served as Hartford's Justice of the Peace. The Warren family retained ownership of the house until 1914.
Year Listed: 1984
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