52 Tower Hill Rd, Killingworth, CT 06419

Gentleman's Farm - this is the perfect place to escape from it all. Lovely 1790 post and beam antique cape, remodeled with today's sought after upgrades but done with extreme care to maintain the integrity and character of the original home. First floor master bedroom suite with full bath, walk in closet and laundry. Wonderful updated eat in kitchen with cherry cabinets, granite counters, top grade appliances including Subzero and Viking. Gorgeous original center chimney fireplace with three hearths, one with crane and beehive oven, beamed ceilings 7.5' to 8' feet high. Set on 23 acres the property has a beautiful 4 stall two story barn, large hay loft, a tack room and separate wash stall with turnouts, riding ring, and fenced pastures. Completing the equestrian uses, this property has a commercial boarding permit and trail riding to Quinimay Trail in 17,000 acre Cockaponset State Park from the property - no trailer necessary. A newer 3 car garage, constructed to blend perfectly with the historic home, has two huge bonus rooms above for possible future use as separate living space. Property may be subdivided, estimated 6 non-contiguous net buildable acres. Added features include a fabulous Koi pond with waterfall, fruit trees, low maintenance gardens and 7 of the 23 acres cleared with the remaining lighted wooded.

Turn key gentleman's farm with well built two story four stall barn set on 23 acres which consists of 6 non-contiguous net buildable acres. Remodeled antique post and beam cape with new addition offers over 3000 square feet of living space. Original center chimney fireplace with three hearths, one with crane and beehive oven. Newer addition includes kitchen with cherry cabinets, solid surface counters, Viking and subzero appliances. Vaulted Family room and first floor Master Bedroom - all with views of gardens and five fenced pastures. Perfect Gentleman's farm; potential for many "farmette" type uses. Serene, private setting yet close proximity to Hammonasset Beach, State Forest trails, and I95 or Rt. 9 for ease of commuting to major cities.