6 Beckwith Lane Old Lyme, CT 06371

Beautiful gardens surround this 1938 colonial that was significantly transformed and expanded by the current owners. In 1987, a large family room with cathedral ceiling, palladium window and skylights was added, along with a proper entry. The family room flows seamlessly into the kitchen providing a fabulous open entertaining space. Two double sliders lead out to a beautiful stone patio and gardens. An expansive first floor master with walk in closet, sitting room and new bathroom was just renovated from a 1996 addition. The electrical service was updated in conjunction with the addition. A cozy dining room with built in china closet, front to back living room with bluestone framed fireplace, powder room and utility/laundry room complete the first floor. The second floor hosts another master and private bath as well as a family room, at the top of the stairs. The other 2 bedrooms are each a suite of rooms with walk in closets. They were enlarged as a result of the 1996 addition. They share a full bath. Tosca Olinsky, daughter of Ivan Olinsky, famous painter who was long associated with the Old Lyme Artists colony, lived in this house until the early 1980’s. The art studio occupied the first floor and her home was above in the 1938 structure. She worked in New York City and Old Lyme and was a member of the Lyme Art Association. She exhibited nationwide, including a one person show at the Lyman Allyn Museum in New London. Come enjoy this artistic village home