94 Long Hill Rd, Deep River, CT 06417

Prominently set on 1.5 acres overlooking park-like grounds this well maintained and tastefully decorated custom Cape was designed with one floor living in mind. A gracious entry foyer leads to the formal living room with fireplace and bay window overlooking a private yard. The formal dining room and recently remodeled French country kitchen features top of the line amenities including Kraftmaid cabinets, counters and a charming breakfast area. The first floor master bedroom offers plenty of closet space, a full bath and a study which could also be used as a fourth bedroom completes the first level. Upstairs you will find two well appointed guest rooms with shared bath and walk in closets...with room to expand if more space is needed. A wonderful wood paneled four seasons porch off the dining area brings the outdoors in and is the perfect place to entertain or relax, reflect and simply enjoy the day. A private deck leads to a level yard bordered by mature trees, natural rock outcroppings and lovely woodland plantings. Conveniently located between Boston and New York, enjoy all Deep River Village and the shoreline area has to offer including great restaurants, unique shops, marinas, galleries, theater, the local farmer's market and so much more. Whether you are looking for a full time residence or a weekend retreat this special property could be just what you are looking for in the perfect home...schedule your private showing today.

The street card states that a permit was taken to install solar panels in October 2015. No solar panels were installed. The owner canceled the contract with SUNRUN before any work was done and a request was made to cancel the permit and refund the cost of the building permit. Any and all information about the proposed solar installation, the contract of the proposed install and the cancellation of said agreement is in the building file at town hall for review. Additional Information: A neighbor across the street at 9 Maritone Lane had a heating oil tank leak in the late 1990's due to Terminix inadvertently puncturing the oil line during a treatment. Remediation was completed under CT State supervision. Any affected soil was removed from that property and neighboring wells were monitored as a precaution by the State for many years with no adverse affects according to the seller. The owner does not have any reports since it was a long time ago however more information may be available at town hall.