Real Estate

Norwich Open Houses Oct. 10-11: The Learned-Aiken House In Chelsea Parade And A Ranch With A Pool

Two Norwich homes hold open houses Oct. 10-11: the $725,000 Learned-Aiken House on Washington Street and a $440,000 ranch.

NORWICH, CT — Norwich's open houses this weekend include one of its most storied houses: the Learned-Aiken House in the Chelsea Parade Historic District, with 10 fireplaces, a carriage house and an in-ground pool. A freshly painted ranch on Nemczuk Drive is open Sunday.

Two Norwich homes are holding open houses Saturday, Oct. 10, and Sunday, Oct. 11, priced at $440,000 and $725,000, according to Zillow.com.

Saturday, Oct. 10

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157 Washington St., 10 a.m. to noon, $725,000. First built around 1799 in the Federal style by master carpenter Ebenezer Learned, the Learned-Aiken House was enlarged and remodeled in 1867, taking on its Greek Revival look, according to the listing. Inside are 10 fireplaces, hardwood floors and a grand foyer and staircase; outside are a carriage house, side porches, a slate patio, a gazebo and an in-ground pool. It's a seven-bedroom home with four full and one half baths and 5,418 square feet on 0.76 acres.

Sunday, Oct. 11

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6 Nemczuk Drive, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., $440,000. New to the market Oct. 9, this 1963 ranch is freshly painted inside and out, with hardwood floors, a living room fireplace and an updated kitchen with granite counters. A breezeway with laundry leads to an oversized two-car garage, and the above-ground pool and shed come with the house. It's a three-bedroom, two-bath home with 1,400 square feet on 0.54 acres.

Make a weekend of it: tour the Learned-Aiken House Saturday morning and stroll the Chelsea Parade, then see Nemczuk Drive late Sunday morning.

Listing details from Zillow.com as of Oct. 7, 2026. Open-house schedules can change; check each listing before you go.

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