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Farmhouse, in rural Stonington, CT, 35 acres, family compound waiting for you! Follow your dreams.......

By Sandy Bliven

Real Estate Agent with Re/Max South County

November 14, 2009 03:33 AM

http://www.coldwellbankerwesterly.com/Listing/VirtualTour.ashx?listingid=7082879

Details

Address: 262 Cove Road Type: Residential Style: Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 4 Garage: 5-Stalls, Detached Basement: Yes, Walkout Size: 3,902 sq. ft. "Spacious and grandier" Lot Type: Rectangular Lot Size: 35.7 acres Year Built: 1740 "updated mechanicals and features" Taxes: $1,571.00 (2009) MLS®: E232578

Description

One of a kind, rustic charming farmhouse with updated mechanicals. This 1740's farmhouse has been restored & features an indoor pool with waterfall. This tropical paradise blends with /the 1740's charm of the farmhouse. 10acre lot w/two homes & barns,3 adjacent lots total another 25acres. Family compound, private sanctuary, this home waits for the perfect family to call it home. Years of memories are readily available to make here!

You must see this farmhouse and rolling acres of land, to believe that heaven really exists!
Call 888-586-8330 x 262 for an audio tour of this property.

Stonington, CT ..............A quaint coastal village hidden away in Southeast Connecticut
Stonington, Connecticut may not be well known, but this coastal village in the southeastern part of the state is about as quaint a village as you will find on the New England coast. Set in a pristine location on a narrow peninsula, Stonington is a fog-shrouded hamlet with a laid-back air, little traffic, and cool ocean breezes that drift down Stonington's charming main street even on the hottest summer days.

▪ Stonington, Connecticut may not be well known, but this coastal village in the southeastern part of the state is about as quaint a village as you will find on the New England coast.	▪ Set in a pristine location on a narrow peninsula, Stonington is a fog-shrouded hamlet with a laid-back air, little traffic, and cool ocean breezes that drift down Stonington's charming main street
▪ While many of Stonington's attractions are connected to the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, the surrounding region has top wineries, placid rivers, huge casinos, and a number of historic towns and villages	▪ In addition, the town of Mystic, a busy tourist center, is just a few minutes away. For many, though, there is no reason to stray beyond Stonington.......
▪ Foxwoods Casino--Run by the Pequot Tribal Nation, the famous Foxwoods Casino is just a few miles from Stonington.	▪ Mystic Seaport--This living history museum, in nearby Mystic, gives a sense of Southeast Connecticut's rich seafaring history.
▪ Noah's--Stonington has a few terrific seafood restaurants, including Noah's, a charming old place that serves a variety of fresh fish daily.	▪ Old Lighthouse Museum--A lighthouse has been overseeing the coast around Stonington for nearly 200 years. The current lighthouse is now a museum, with exhibits on Stonington's history
▪ Stonington Point--At the end of the main road through Stonington, this stunning spot has an unimpeded view of the Atlantic. A small beach is located here, too.	▪ With so much to experience in beautiful Mystic Country, it's no wonder people travel from all over the world to explore this region of eastern Connecticut and southwestern Rhode Island