A hidden jewel in the heart of Country Club. Three bedroom 1930's Colonial, built by George Hopkins of the Hopkins Brass Company-manufacturer of many of Waterbury's historic brass buttons, is a gem of timeless beauty and quality craftsmanship. Nestled amidst mature plantings, a flagstone terrace is surrounded by elegant rows of holly's and boxwood hedges as you proceed towards the covered front porch and the handsome entrance door. Enter this gorgeous colonial and it is as if you have taken a step back in time to an era of class and sophistication. French doors open to a light, bright living room with stately stone fireplace and elegantly trimmed exposed ceiling beams. Stunning, well maintained hardwood floors travel throughout this home. A large library/office adjacent to the living room features built in shelving and architectural columns. The ample and sophisticated dining room draws your eye upward to the lovely ceiling medallion framing the modernized chandelier. The kitchen includes stainless appliances and breakfast nook. The mahogany staircase brings you upstairs to three substantially sized bedrooms and a full bathroom. The rear of this home features a mowing-free yard surrounded by rows of trees for added privacy. Under the garage is a turn of the century root cellar which continues to be a desirable home feature to this day. This jewel box of a home is ready to host your family and friends for inmate gatherings or lively dinner parties.