Custom-built Colonial inspired by classic Connecticut Valley design, thoughtfully positioned on a private wooded lot with a picturesque brook running through the property.

With over 6,733 square feet under the roof, the home offers both immediate livability and meaningful expansion potential. Approximately 3,534 square feet of finished living space is complemented by a walk-up attic and full basement, each ready for future finishing. This creates a rare opportunity to grow into the home over time rather than outgrow it.

The layout is designed with flexibility in mind, offering a range of possible living arrangements, including multigenerational use, along with dedicated spaces that support today’s work-from-home needs. The first floor includes a private office and an additional den that could easily function as a bedroom, giving the home adaptability without requiring structural changes.

At the center of the home, the updated kitchen serves as both a functional workspace and a natural gathering point. Features include granite countertops, upgraded cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a wine chiller, pot filler, and Italian porcelain flooring. The combination of materials and layout reflects both durability and thoughtful design.

Bathrooms throughout the home are finished with marble flooring, stone surfaces, and consistent upgrades that reinforce a cohesive, elevated feel across all levels.

Outdoor living is equally considered. A large composite deck overlooks the wooded surroundings and the natural movement of the brook, creating a space that feels connected to the landscape rather than imposed on it. The privacy of the lot enhances this experience, making the outdoor areas as usable as the interior.

Beyond the home itself, there is an optional community pool, offering an additional recreational amenity without the maintenance responsibilities of private ownership.

This property presents a distinctive opportunity for buyers seeking scale, flexibility, and long-term potential in a setting that offers both privacy and character.