Most People Don't Know These 9 Castles Are Hiding In Connecticut
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Taylor Ellis
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Castles are a must to prove your state has hosted greatness. But Connecticut boasts more than just the classic stone walls. There are also mansions and estates, equipped with all the modern furnishings your heart desires, but all the architectural lure and design of the 1700s. And the best part is that most of these castles in Connecticut can be used for weddings and parties. Nothing says classy like toasting champagne in a centuries old tower, am I right?
As fas as castles go, this place has seen a lot of vows. But how could you pass up the chance to start your happily ever after here?
This stunning home is where dreams come true. Just walking the grounds is enough to get you smiling.
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This place was built in the 20th century by local millionaire Christopher Mark. It could be yours for 45 million dollars!
If you're brave enough to go to the top of the tower, you'll be able to see the Long Island Sound like never before.
This house is actually a mansion. It sits on the UConn Campus and is totally available to rent.
As part of the state park, this sits high above the river and is a great place for a romantic picnic.
This beauty is tucked away, which means it's probably harboring more secrets than the average castle.
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So this isn't a castle in the traditional sense, but you can't deny those towers.
So now I've broken the "rules" twice, but visiting Yale is basically visiting Hogwarts. The spires and stained glass windows will make you feel like a true wizard.
I’d love to know if you’ve made a trip to any of these wonders yet. And whether or not you’ll be inviting me to any of your castle festivities. I’m a great dancer!
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