One of Bristol's most impressive landmarks, the William Dixon House c. 1929 sits majestically in the heart of Bristol's Historic District. This exquisite brick home was designed by the Providence firm of Howe, Church & Prout with George L. Millard as interior architect. A beautifully proportioned 2 1/2 story Colonial offers an inviting and open floor plan with over-sized rooms, hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen with casual and formal dining areas. From the moment you step into this gracious front entry, you immediately appreciate the fine attention to detail throughout. The main floor includes a formal living space with wood-burning fireplace, a well-appointed kitchen showcasing granite countertops and high grade appliances. A formal dining room could seat up to 15 guests and flow graciously from living room to dining when entertaining separated only by the center hall and handsome staircase to the 2nd floor. The powder room is also on this level. Upstairs the primary suite has a newer bath designed by the current owners. Opposite this suite are two good size bedrooms with a shared bath. Another bedroom/studio is also found on this level. Finishing the 2nd floor is a well placed laundry room. Sprinklers, whole generator and gorgeous millwork are found at this beloved home surrounded by stone walls that accentuate the beauty everywhere to behold! Unparalleled!