Award-winning general practice of architecture, design, and planning that focuses on combining clients needs, aesthetics, context, and environment with designs that visualize properties historically and pragmatically.
Peter Talbot Architects
50 Bell Hill Rd, Washington
860-868-9408
Completed projects in corporate offices, retail and hospitality, small institutional, educational, and private residential.
Reese Owens Architects
18 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-4000
Stephen Lasar Architects creates cost effective, energy efficient, dynamic custom homes and additions, listening to client needs.
Stephen Lasar Architects
35 Calhoun Street, Washington Depot
860-355-3765
Award-winning general practice of architecture, design, and planning that focuses on combining clients needs, aesthetics, context, and environment with designs that visualize properties historically and pragmatically.
Peter Talbot Architects
50 Bell Hill Rd, Washington
860-868-9408
Completed projects in corporate offices, retail and hospitality, small institutional, educational, and private residential.
Reese Owens Architects
18 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-4000
Stephen Lasar Architects creates cost effective, energy efficient, dynamic custom homes and additions, listening to client needs.
Stephen Lasar Architects
35 Calhoun Street, Washington Depot
860-355-3765
Steven Monteiro is a commercial airline pilot but in his free time is also the sole owner and operator of Salvaged Woodworks, LLC. He salvages trees that have fallen or been cut down in local towns and uses the wood to create different sustainable goods, namely, charcuterie boards and serving platters, live edge tables and benches, bottle openers, wine stoppers, coasters and other similar items.
He works out of his home workshop in Washington, he sells his goods through his instagram account where he posts his current inventory for sale and a local shop in New Milford, called the Safari Collective. He also takes custom orders via email at [email protected]
203-770-2859
The Humane Organization Representing Suffering Equines (H.O.R.S.E.) of Connecticut Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and neglected horses. Over the past 35 years, H.O.R.S.E. has saved more than 700 lives. In addition to direct intervention, H.O.R.S.E. also maintains an ongoing commitment to educating the public about horse care.
They are staffed by a team of volunteers who share dedication and love of the beautiful horse. H.O.R.S.E. volunteers intervene on behalf of suffering equines by providing relief, recovery, shelter, and rehabilitation. If you share a similar love of horses, consider becoming a volunteer.
H.O.R.S.E. of CT
43 Wilbur Rd, Washington
860-868-1960
With new consignments arriving daily, you never know what you will discover at Stella Rose Designer & Vintage Consignment. From shoes and jewelry to dresses and bags, you’re sure to find the right fit for your wallet, style, and closet at Stella Rose!
Stella Rose Designer & Vintage Consignment
255 New Milford Turnpike, New Preston, CT 06777
Apple-picking at its best! The Averills have been operating this family farm, Averill Farm, continuously since it was purchased in 1746 from the holdings of Chief Waramaug. The farm is a 260-acre property that is primarily a fruit orchard, but also produces hay and Christmas trees. Numerous varieties of apples and pears are grown in their 27-acre fruit orchard and are sold both as picked fruit and pick-your-own. Their farm stand sells homemade cider, apple cider doughnuts (legendary for their delicate, sweet, natural flavor), jams, jellies as well as locally sourced pies, pumpkins, maple syrup, honey, cheddar cheese, potatoes, garlic and sundry items.
Averill Farm
250 Calhoun St., Washington
860-868-2777
The 86-acre Hillside Farm features a rich mosaic of landscapes, with farm fields blending seamlessly with the surrounding meadows, wetlands, and forested hillsides. Trails are expected to be finalized in late spring 2023, but a parking area and picnic site are currently available for visitors to bask in the magnificent ridgeline views.
Hillside Farm
397 Nettleton Hollow Road
Washington, CT
The 52-acre Johnson Farm showcases several active agricultural fields, as well as a mix of sunny meadows and shady, open forests. 1.25 miles of hiking trails crisscross the terrain, offering breathtaking hillside views.
Johnson Farm
37 West Mountain Road #2
Washington, CT
You can pick your own apples, apricots, blueberries, cherries, nectarines, peaches, pears, and plums at Starberry Farm. They have 34 varieties of yellow and white peaches.
81 Kielwasser Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-2863
[email protected]
Waldingfield Farm is a certified organic vegetable farm (Baysate Organic Certifiers) situated in the hills of Litchfield County, CT. Since our inception in 1990, we have strived to grow delicious, healthy, vibrant produce through the use of environmentally responsible farming practices and techniques. The farm built its reputation on the legendary performance of our annual heirloom tomato crop, but we continue to grow an ever-expanding array of gourmet vegetables, as well. Our produce is available at our farm stand, through our CSA program, at local farmers markets, and at select retail and restaurant outlets. We also offer our farm’s artisanal food products online and at select stores in the northeast.
Waldingfield Farm
24 East Street
Washington, CT
860-868-7270
Instagram: @waldingfieldfarmct
Our market is now open every Saturday from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM through November 18. Stop by to shop local from the best of Litchfield County’s growers, makers, and artisans.
Washington Farmers Market
1 Green Hill Road
Washington Depot, CT 06794
Community and care are at the forefront of everything we do! We specialize in holistic wellness of all kinds, including yoga, massage, acupuncture, personal training, meditation, health coaching, energy healing, and more. Our experienced team of practitioners is committed to providing personalized care that meets your unique needs. We believe that when we prioritize our own well-being, we are better able to show up for our communities and make a positive impact in the world.
1 Kirby Road #7, Washington
Phone number of the Listing
(203) 980-1204
https://washingtonctwellness.com
Apple-picking at its best! The Averills have been operating this family farm, Averill Farm, continuously since it was purchased in 1746 from the holdings of Chief Waramaug. The farm is a 260-acre property that is primarily a fruit orchard, but also produces hay and Christmas trees. Numerous varieties of apples and pears are grown in their 27-acre fruit orchard and are sold both as picked fruit and pick-your-own. Their farm stand sells homemade cider, apple cider doughnuts (legendary for their delicate, sweet, natural flavor), jams, jellies as well as locally sourced pies, pumpkins, maple syrup, honey, cheddar cheese, potatoes, garlic and sundry items.
Averill Farm
250 Calhoun St., Washington
860-868-2777
Founded in 2021, Flemming’s Hidden Valley Restaurant is becoming quite popular amongst the locals and known for revolutionizing the way people enjoy food. Their main goal is to provide their clientele with an unmatched experience, and bringing them unforgettable memories. Take a trip and meet the owner and Executive Chef Flemming Brown and Chef De Cuisine Ronald Santos!
Flemming’s Hidden Valley Restaurant
88 Bee Brook Road, Washington Depot
860-619-0027
Instagram: @flemmings_hv_restaurant
Once a 1850 Colonial home located off the beaten track is now a tavern serving American comfort food. Enjoy summers outside at the flagstone patio overlooking the Shepaug River or winter evenings inside beside the floor to ceiling fieldstone fireplace surrounded by hand painted murals.
G.W. Tavern
20 Bee Brook Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-6633
Nestled in the cozy town of Washington, Connecticut, Inari Asian Bistro aims to serve Japanese cuisine of the utmost quality and character. Each dish is prepared with time and concentration to ensure customer satisfaction. The staff at Inari Asian Bistro hold extensive backgrounds in the food service industry and share a passion for creating a memorable restaurant experience.
Inari Asian Bistro
4 Greenhill Road, Washington
860-619-0525
Instagram: @inari.asianbistro
This comfortable bar features a wide array of wines, liquors, and creative mixed drinks.
Mayflower Inn & Spa Tap Room
118 Woodbury Rd, Route 47
860-868-9466
Known for its cheeses and catering, The Pantry is a big hit with the locals and is frankly, one of the best places for a delicious lunch and for take away. They serve breakfast foods, lunch and afternoon tea. An enticing display of baked goods like muffins, pies, cakes, and cookies can be found at the front counter. They also carry a great selection of gift items like olive oils, kitchenware, linens, and dishes. Their catering service is legendary. Best baguettes around.
The Pantry
5 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-0258
Instagram: @thepantryct
A certified organic vegetable farm with a stand located along East Street in Washington.
Waldingfield Farm
24 East St, Washington
860-898-0438
Gideon Hollister, a leading early resident of Washington, built this house about 1765 for his son Preston. In addition to farming, the enterprising Gideon operated a sawmill, a trading post, and a potash works; he also held civic and military posts. Succeeding generations of Hollisters occupied the house until the middle of the 20th century and continued to be important in Washington. Open fields, barns and other outbuildings on the property bear witness to the homesteads ongoing use as a farm. In the latter part of the 20th century, the house became, like many other Litchfield County farmsteads, a weekend home.
Because Washington was still remote in the mid-18th century, the house’s architecture is simple. Its saltbox form is uncommon in the region (only three exist today in Washington), and the finishes are plain. Later additions maintained this overall simplicity. Although it is not old enough to contribute to the homestead’s historic significance, the garden is noteworthy. The gardens were begun in 1979 by George Schoellkopf and planned to compliment the old house and the surrounding landscape. The garden unfolds in a successive series of “rooms” bordered by walls and hedges which create an architectural framework for the romantic abundance of the plantings. The garden is open to the public late April to mid-October.
300 Nettleton Hollow Road, Washington
860-868-2200
hollisterhousegarden.org
Instagram: @hollisterhousegarden
Located in the center of Washington Depot, and of Litchfield County too, The Judy Black Park is a place where the community comes together. It is a place that welcomes artists, musicians, actors, dancers and audiences of all ages. It is home to outdoor movies, farmers markets, children’s arts and crafts, holiday celebrations, tributes to town volunteers, art exhibits, and much more. We take pride in the park and the evolutionary role it plays in our community and we are grateful for the support of the donors, event sponsors, and volunteers who helped to create this place that plays the literal and figurative role as the town square at the very crossroads of our community.
1 Green Hill Road, Washington Green
[email protected]
thejudyblackparkandgardens.org
Instagram: @thejudyblackpark
In Washington Depot, Depot Dog offers a full spectrum of quality products for your pets.
Depot Dog
11 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-619-0430
Instagram: @depotdogboutique
This cute boutique in the center of Washington Depot has clothing, bags, accessories, jewelry, home goods & gifts, and baby items. There is something for everyone at this boutique.
Five Janes
3 Bryan Hall Plaza
860-619-0789
Instagram: @shop.fivejanes
Sherry and Eric Leitz have created a fabulous collection of leather luxury goods—from handbags and belts to wine totes and jewelry—that are handcrafted with bridal leather, dyed and stained, and saddle-stitched by Eric. Custom orders can be taken by selecting an interior color, an exterior color, the style of the rivets, and more. Handbags come in 3 main sizes: weekender, mini-tote, and the work bag, but any size can be custom-made and ordered in a wide range of colors. Did we mention that they also make iPad and iPhone cases?
See our article HERE.
To place an order or to contact Sherry for a private appointment in their workshop.
[email protected]
917-735-5044
instagram.com/leitzleather
Steven Monteiro is a commercial airline pilot but in his free time is also the sole owner and operator of Salvaged Woodworks, LLC. He salvages trees that have fallen or been cut down in local towns and uses the wood to create different sustainable goods, namely, charcuterie boards and serving platters, live edge tables and benches, bottle openers, wine stoppers, coasters and other similar items.
He works out of his home workshop in Washington, he sells his goods through his instagram account where he posts his current inventory for sale and a local shop in New Milford, called the Safari Collective. He also takes custom orders via email at [email protected]
203-770-2859
Based in Washington; Wright Electrical Company specializes in residential and commercial installations, lighting systems, communications, generators, and any other electrical needs.
Wright Electrical Company
14 Kinney Hill Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-7923
Dedicated to the mission to collect, preserve, and share the objects and stories which illuminate the history of Washington, Connecticut.
Gunn Historical Museum
5 Wykeham Rd, Washington
860-868-7756
Gideon Hollister, a leading early resident of Washington, built this house about 1765 for his son Preston. In addition to farming, the enterprising Gideon operated a sawmill, a trading post, and a potash works; he also held civic and military posts. Succeeding generations of Hollisters occupied the house until the middle of the 20th century and continued to be important in Washington. Open fields, barns and other outbuildings on the property bear witness to the homesteads ongoing use as a farm. In the latter part of the 20th century, the house became, like many other Litchfield County farmsteads, a weekend home.
Because Washington was still remote in the mid-18th century, the house’s architecture is simple. Its saltbox form is uncommon in the region (only three exist today in Washington), and the finishes are plain. Later additions maintained this overall simplicity. Although it is not old enough to contribute to the homestead’s historic significance, the garden is noteworthy. The gardens were begun in 1979 by George Schoellkopf and planned to compliment the old house and the surrounding landscape. The garden unfolds in a successive series of “rooms” bordered by walls and hedges which create an architectural framework for the romantic abundance of the plantings. The garden is open to the public late April to mid-October.
300 Nettleton Hollow Road, Washington
860-868-2200
hollisterhousegarden.org
Instagram: @hollisterhousegarden
Spreading around 1,000 acres, Steep Rock is the association’s largest preserve. Take in the flora and fauna along the flat trail that runs alongside the river’s edge, or venture through the old hemlock forests to the summits peak.
There is 3 main points of interest to checkout while exploring, Railroad Tunnel, Holiday House, and Steep Rock Summit.
Steep Rock Association
2 Tunnel Road, Washington Depot
860-868-9131
Instagram: @steeprockassociation
Apple-picking at its best! The Averills have been operating this family farm, Averill Farm, continuously since it was purchased in 1746 from the holdings of Chief Waramaug. The farm is a 260-acre property that is primarily a fruit orchard, but also produces hay and Christmas trees. Numerous varieties of apples and pears are grown in their 27-acre fruit orchard and are sold both as picked fruit and pick-your-own. Their farm stand sells homemade cider, apple cider doughnuts (legendary for their delicate, sweet, natural flavor), jams, jellies as well as locally sourced pies, pumpkins, maple syrup, honey, cheddar cheese, potatoes, garlic and sundry items.
Averill Farm
250 Calhoun St., Washington
860-868-2777
Located Northeast of Washington Depot, Hidden Valley has 700 acres of mixed forests and meadows that overlap and offer around 17 miles of hiking trails with a variety of terrain. Points of interest are The HV Lookout, The Quartz Mine, The Thoreau Bridge, and The Pinnacle. All offer lovely views and great photo spots!
Hidden Valley Preserve
198 Bee Brook Road, Washington Depot
860-868-9131
Gideon Hollister, a leading early resident of Washington, built this house about 1765 for his son Preston. In addition to farming, the enterprising Gideon operated a sawmill, a trading post, and a potash works; he also held civic and military posts. Succeeding generations of Hollisters occupied the house until the middle of the 20th century and continued to be important in Washington. Open fields, barns and other outbuildings on the property bear witness to the homesteads ongoing use as a farm. In the latter part of the 20th century, the house became, like many other Litchfield County farmsteads, a weekend home.
Because Washington was still remote in the mid-18th century, the house’s architecture is simple. Its saltbox form is uncommon in the region (only three exist today in Washington), and the finishes are plain. Later additions maintained this overall simplicity. Although it is not old enough to contribute to the homestead’s historic significance, the garden is noteworthy. The gardens were begun in 1979 by George Schoellkopf and planned to compliment the old house and the surrounding landscape. The garden unfolds in a successive series of “rooms” bordered by walls and hedges which create an architectural framework for the romantic abundance of the plantings. The garden is open to the public late April to mid-October.
300 Nettleton Hollow Road, Washington
860-868-2200
hollisterhousegarden.org
Instagram: @hollisterhousegarden
Start at the Washington town beach on East Shore Rd in New Preston and follow the road around the lake for a total of 8 miles. Beautiful scenic road.
Linen Rink ice skating is open to the public for family skates on Sundays from 4:45 to 7 pm.
Gunnery School
99 Green Hill Rd
Lufkin Rink offers three family skates to the public each year. Dates for the remaining two open skates will be announced. They also offer lessons to students and their siblings who wish to learn to glide across the ice.
Rumsey Hall
201 Romford Rd
Spreading around 1,000 acres, Steep Rock is the association’s largest preserve. Take in the flora and fauna along the flat trail that runs alongside the river’s edge, or venture through the old hemlock forests to the summits peak.
There is 3 main points of interest to checkout while exploring, Railroad Tunnel, Holiday House, and Steep Rock Summit.
Steep Rock Association
2 Tunnel Road, Washington Depot
860-868-9131
Instagram: @steeprockassociation
Located in the center of Washington Depot, and of Litchfield County too, The Judy Black Park is a place where the community comes together. It is a place that welcomes artists, musicians, actors, dancers and audiences of all ages. It is home to outdoor movies, farmers markets, children’s arts and crafts, holiday celebrations, tributes to town volunteers, art exhibits, and much more. We take pride in the park and the evolutionary role it plays in our community and we are grateful for the support of the donors, event sponsors, and volunteers who helped to create this place that plays the literal and figurative role as the town square at the very crossroads of our community.
1 Green Hill Road, Washington Green
[email protected]
thejudyblackparkandgardens.org
Instagram: @thejudyblackpark
Dedicated to the promotion of literacy, education, and preservation of the town’s history, along with offering free public library services to Washington and surrounding towns.
Gunn Library
5 Wykeham Road, Washington
860-868-7586
Instagram: @gunnmemoriallibrary
Home of the SHAG festival, a performance filled benefit focused on the arts.
Spring Hill Vineyards
282 Bee Brook Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-7172
Instagram: @springhillvineyards
Theatre for Good was created almost four years ago as a way to bring people together and benefit the community.
The goals of the members of the Washington Garden Club are to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening and to restore, improve and protect the quality of the environment. Growing winter squash at the Judea Community Garden, maintaining the Frederick Gunn Museum Panel Gardens, adding bulbs and plantings along the River Walk & Pavilion are just a few of the hands on projects the WCG is involved in.
P.O. Box 228, Washington Depot
[email protected]
washingtongardenclubct.org
Shepaug Valley School is a seven-year public coeducation middle and high school in Washington. This school challenges and inspires students to demonstrate critical thinking, ethical behavior, creativity, and compassion each day.
Shepaug Valley School
159 South St, Washington
860-868-7326
In Washington Depot, Depot Dog offers a full spectrum of quality products for your pets.
Depot Dog
11 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-619-0430
Instagram: @depotdogboutique
An independent insurance firm that specializes in business and personal insurance, as well as global solutions and private client services.
Ericson Insurance Advisors
10 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-7361
Represents businesses and individuals in real estate purchases, refinances, sales, general business, intellectual property, probate matters, and estate planning.
Trevenen & Coploff
18 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-7366
Established in 1986, the agency has built a reputation both nationally and internationally as a leader of luxury property sales and rentals throughout Litchfield County.
Klemm Real Estate
6 Titus Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-7313
Instagram: @klemrealestate
William Pitt and Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty is the premier real estate brokerage firm spanning Connecticut.
William Pitt
6 Green Hill Rd, Washington
860-868-6600
Litchfield County’s largest real estate team with William Raveis real Estate Inc. Serving all of Litchfield County and surrounding areas.
William Raveis Lifestyles Realty
4 Green Hill Road, Washington Depot
860-868-0511
Scrubs, rubs and soaks, facials, soul-enhancing rituals, massages and body therapies, salon services, indoor and outdoor active body regimens, in addition to mind-spirit sessions are just a taste of what this beautiful spa has to offer.
Mayflower Spa
118 Woodbury Rd, Washington
866-217-0869
Renowned award-winning spa with holistic and restorative health treatments.
The Well
118 Woodbury Rd, Route 47, Washington
860-619-7016
Community and care are at the forefront of everything we do! We specialize in holistic wellness of all kinds, including yoga, massage, acupuncture, personal training, meditation, health coaching, energy healing, and more. Our experienced team of practitioners is committed to providing personalized care that meets your unique needs. We believe that when we prioritize our own well-being, we are better able to show up for our communities and make a positive impact in the world.
1 Kirby Road #7, Washington
Phone number of the Listing
(203) 980-1204
https://washingtonctwellness.com
