62 Weston Rd, Weston, CT 06883

Love It Today. Dream Your Tomorrow. This crisply updated home is not only the coolest little house in town – it’s the smartest deal on the market. Whether you’re downsizing, in your first home, or simply appreciate renovation that thrills the heart, you’ve gotta see it because not many are so sweet. The kitchen was gutted-to-the-studs and has brand new everything including appliances. The 2 bathrooms are also gutted with new fixtures, cabinets, tile, lighting, countertops, tub, and glassed-in shower. Fresh paint inside and out, and newly- refinished hardwood floors in neutral tones make it easy-peasy to slide in and make it your own kind of cool. Stairs are thoughtfully tucked in the back hall, shielding bedrooms and bathrooms from the full view of living room entertaining. Choose between an upstairs or downstairs Primary Bedroom. The dry, clean basement is waiting for you to convert it to a workout room, hangout, or zoom office. And how about enjoying your meals looking out the double windows to nature in your private flat backyard surrounded by trees. WOW! The new septic in the front yard and the new well along the side, make your backyard W-I-D-E open for a pool. If you require more room in the house, the septic is sized for 4-5 bedrooms. So give your builder the brand new survey - and Soil Study that proves the land is free of wetlands -- and chase your dreams!

Conveniently sited on a small private lane off Weston Road/Route 57, you will be slightly over a mile to Weston’s Town Center and its top-ranked public schools, 1/2 mile to the Westport border, 2 miles to Merritt Parkway and 14 minutes to the Westport Train station. We have supporting documents to inform you on the new septic, new survey, new well, and a list of the providers so the new buyer can begin any renovations they wish, with the full list of resources. We will share what we know to make this deal as smooth and transparent as possible for buyers. The fireplace in basement is not currently useable. Sellers have been told that the flue has an inverted draft because it is located below grade, and therefore requires installation of a draft induction fan on the chimney top. Lawn requires topsoil and seeding due to extensive grooming of trees, landscaping, septic and well installations. Town Property Card dates house at 1880 but concrete block foundation and basement construction, etc seems to belie that date. Owners believe house is 1950s and misdating is due to garage being a re-purposed barn.