The Degroffe/Standing House c. 1881 was built by William Henry Degroffe - the contractor/builder responsible for many of the large brick homes on Bloomfield’s main street. Featured in The Settler’s Dream, this home has been restored, upgraded, and additions were added to enhance the home over the years. The original charm and character still remain – high baseboards, window and door trim, high ceilings, pine floors, staircase banister, built-in cabinetry, and more!

349 Bloomfield Main Street was recently decorated throughout with Farrow and Ball paint and William Morris wallpaper. Flooring in the living room, family room, and the primary bedroom were replaced with reclaimed pine. The kitchen flooring was replaced with the classic black and white checkered flooring, the cabinetry was painted - new hardware was added, and a new gas stove was installed. The main level also features a gracious foyer, formal dining room, den (or a main floor bedroom), a convenient and private three-season screened-in porch at the rear of the house overlooking the garden and patio, and full bathroom located off the family room in the lower level. The bright second level offers a primary bedroom with built-in cabinetry and a walk-in closet, two other generous bedrooms, full bathroom, laundry room, and an office area.

Watch Bloomfield’s famous Santa Claus Parade from the front porch or relax on the rear deck or hot tub. With almost an acre of property, it offers both open spaces and privacy - perfect for entertaining and al fresco dining. The charming original two-storey carriage house is perfect for storage, too. Enjoy Bloomfield’s restaurants, shops, spa, and more – all within walking distance from this fantastic location!