The Fayetteville community has always held a strong allure. The convenience of desirable retail and culinary attractions while retaining an inviting village vibe is one remarkable attribute. A perennially top ranked school district and loads of recreational opportunities certainly add to the appeal. However, I don't think anyone can dispute the fact that the architectural diversity of homes in this community is remarkable. Older homes or new, it is no surprise people love to call Fayetteville "home". This residence at 122 Fairfield Street is a prime example of uniqueness, character, and even intrigue. This two story Colonial with a walkout basement, owned by the same family for the past 53 years, is framed by wonderful trees that offer four seasons of interest. One can forget you are in a village when you explore the landscape. The interior perfectly blends spaciousness and comfortably intimate rooms. The windows act as picture frames to the woods and landscape. There are components of this house that some may want to modify to meet their preferences, but the space is replete with charm just as it is. 122 Fairfield Street beckons those who appreciate the distinctive.