5 Sunset Hill Rd, Redding, CT 06896

Beautiful country contemporary! This classic and tastefully updated late '70s home beckons you to enjoy a country lifestyle, with an easy commute to surrounding cities. Stylish eat in kitchen with Sub-Zero refrigerator, electric cook top, wall oven, dishwasher and microwave. "Top of the line" engineered, wide plank hardwood floors grace the kitchen, dining room, living room and family room as well as the upper level. Open space living with large dining room which steps down to the family room with fireplace and wood burning insert. The family room adjoins the sun porch (150 sf) which sports a tile floor, is completely walled with widows encased in southern yellow pine with sliders to the deck. A wonderful surprise is the "NanoWall" sliding glass wall which separates the family room and sun room. For larger gatherings flow into the living room with skylights and French doors leading to the deck. This main level also hosts the "bedroom wing" with 3 generous bedrooms, wall to wall carpeting and a full bath with laundry area. The third bedroom, with it's sliders to the deck, is currently an exercise room. Upstairs you find the Master bedroom with skylight and walk-in closet, second closet, and beautiful full bath with step in shower and double vanity. Gorgeous and unique granite and Italian tile, radiant heated floor. The second room is now an office, but can serve as a nursery, fifth bedroom, or whatever meets your needs. Outdoor greenhouse for hobbyists. See addendum.

9 mile commute to Danbury, 17 miles to Merritt 7, and 26 miles to Stamford, with 3 route options. 6 miles from Metro North. 2 miles from the entrance to Huntington State Park, which offers hiking, canoeing, horseback riding, pond fishing, cross country skiing and more. The New York Times dubs Redding “the Vermont of Connecticut,” Redding is crisscrossed by more than 66 miles of trails frequented by hikers, cross-country skiers and horseback riders. The town is home to Collis P. Huntington and Putnam Memorial State Parks; New Pond Farm, a 102-acre environmental education center; and the town-owned Topstone Park, where residents gather in the summer to swim and kayak in a sandy-shored lake. The community also gathers for weekly summertime Concerts on the Green, the annual daylong Rock’n Roots music festival in July and various programs at the Mark Twain Library, including a huge annual book fair." The town of Redding has a senior tax benefit that is very attractive to retirees. Document explaining is attached with supplements.