Three children were home when fire started in their Windsor home. No one was injured and officials said it started in a bedroom.
A family is safe, but will likely not be able to stay in their home tonight after fire broke out at 62 Seymour St. in Windsor this morning.
Three children were home when fire started out in their two-story home, according to Assistant Fire Chief Steve Bianchi, and one of them said the mother's sheets were on fire.
The fire is now out, but it caused heavy damage to a second-floor bedroom.
The fire department will remain at the scene to check for hotspots and the fire marshal will be investigating the cause of the blaze.
The two-story, three-bedroom 1,600 square-foot home was built in 1930, according to assessor's records.
Casey Coughlin noticed the flames and took this photo this morning.
