Western-facing views from this homestead spanning over 50 acres in Kent. Immerse yourself in nature, where you can hike, mountain bike, cross-country ski, fish, or hunt on your own land! A delightful 1-Bedroom residence boasts an open-concept living and kitchen area that seamlessly transitions to an elevated deck, ideal for enjoying sunset mountain views. Enjoy the home just the way it is, expand it, or retain it as a guest house while constructing your dream home. A detached barn that includes a wood shop and three garage bays offers remarkable versatility. The Barn/Garage shares the same distant views as the main house and features a spacious layout that invites finishing touches. Envision this area overlooking the stunning sunset! Perhaps part of it could serve as a Home Office, a Gym, or your Recreation Barn. All these functions could be combined to still accommodate some Vehicle Storage bays! The potential is huge! This 50-acre property features diverse landscapes, including the slopes of a mountain that descend into a charming valley with a scenic brook. A former logging trail winds through open fields and established woodlands, ultimately reaching a brook that signifies the beginning of the famous Kent Falls. Located under two hours from NYC and just minutes from the villages of Kent, Cornwall, New Preston, and Lake Waramaug.
This 4-Acre home is nestled along scenic Kent Road in the heart of charming Warren, Connecticut. Located a short drive from many of Litchfield County's active downtowns and amenities. Whether you seek fine dining, boutique shopping, skiing, hiking, or lakeside leisure, this location is in the heart of it all. This exceptional property offers a rare blend of serene privacy, natural beauty, and limitless potential. The acreage connects to the Warren Land Trust, creating a breathtaking backdrop of classic New England nature. Envision a custom home site with sweeping views, inviting entertaining areas, expanded gardens, and classic stone walls all while maintaining the peaceful, wooded seclusion. Since its acquisition in 2021, the current homeowners have meticulously updated and enhanced every aspect of the home, bringing modern comfort and thoughtful improvements for seamless, worry-free living. Inside, the home exudes warmth and sophistication with thoughtfully placed windows and glass doors to create an airy indoor-outdoor flow. Each room has generous proportions, ideal for family, guests, or multi-generational living. With two distinct office spaces, there is flexibility for remote work and creative pursuits. Versatile and turnkey, this property suits a variety of needs: a private primary residence with room to grow, a luxurious seasonal retreat, or a substantial rental investment in one of Litchfield County's most sought-sought-after towns.
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Some properties are simply beautiful. Reverie Farm is something rarer — a place that feels conjured rather than built, the kind of estate you half expect to vanish if you blink. Set on more than one hundred acres across the highest, most private ground in Litchfield County, Connecticut, the land climbs over 1,200 feet in elevation through four distinct tax parcels, several of which stand as estate-quality building sites in their own right. In every season, the setting reads like the opening pages of a story — mist over the gardens, light through ancient trees, a house that seems to have grown out of the hillside and then leapt of the pages of your childhood’s favorite English fairy tale. At the heart of it all is the 1799 Main House, a rare and masterful convergence of Federal, Dutch Colonial, and Shingle Style architecture — three distinct traditions woven together with such effortless confidence that the result feels less like a blend of styles than a style of its own. Steep gables and shingled surfaces meet Federal symmetry and Dutch-influenced form, and the effect is genuinely enchanting: a house that unfolds in surprises, each room and detail revealing another layer of its centuries-long story. Despite its scale — nearly 7,000 square feet, seven bedrooms, five full and two half baths, a run of ancient fireplaces, and a storied "pub" believed to be the oldest surviving part of the house — Reverie Farm remains remarkably intimate, more like a beloved character than a monument. The grounds carry their own enchantment: a Gunite pool tucked into mature gardens, a tennis court, and a canopy of old trees that have clearly been standing watch for a very long time. A generous constellation of outbuildings — a guest house, a separate dance studio with apartment, and an antique barn — rounds out the property's storybook sprawl. That barn has its own chapter. It once served as the studio of American Abstract Expressionist painter Cleve Gray, who lived at Reverie Farm with his wife, the celebrated journalist and novelist Francine du Plessix Gray. Theirs was a home that drew in some of the era's great creative minds — architect Marcel Breuer and novelist Philip Roth among those known to have spent time here — while statesman Henry Kissinger and landscape painter Eric Sloane lived nearby. Reverie Farm's history isn't just architectural; it's cultural, a rare property where art, literature, and design intersected for decades. The many additional structures lend themselves easily to art studios, gymnasiums, offices, or party barns, offering the next owner as much creative latitude as inspiration. Reverie Farm sits conveniently near Lake Waramaug, with beach access, and the Mayflower Inn, with an easy drive to the private schools for which Northwestern Connecticut is renowned. This offering includes four parcels totaling 101.07 acres
Toad Hall Offered for the first time in over forty-five years, Toad Hall is an utterly delightful 18th Century gem set on 11.6 acres in the heart of Cornwall Bridge, one of the most coveted areas in Litchfield County. This enchanting property features two barns, including a spacious main barn that has served as the studio of a renowned local artist. With its soaring space and rustic charm, it offers endless potential. Graceful stone walls meander through the property, surrounding the house and outbuildings, and weaving through the mature, thoughtfully landscaped gardens. The home itself is a true historic treasure, brimming with hand-hewn beams, original wood floors and classic moldings throughout. The entry foyer leads to a cozy living room on one side and a formal dining room currently used as a library with wood burning stove on the other. Upstairs you'll find four charming bedrooms and a full bath. The primary bedroom has sweeping views of the surrounding forest and mountains. The eat-in-kitchen opens to a delightful three season porch while a second porch at the back of the home overlooks a picturesque oasis. Extremely private, the property is bordered by large parcels of land providing unmatched tranquility and seclusion. Located in an area known for its natural beauty, farm to table dining, antiquing and shopping.
Cornwall Bridge is located in Connecticut. Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut 06754has a population of 205. Cornwall Bridge 06754 is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 23.68% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.17%.
The median household income in Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut 06754 is $44,107. The median household income for the surrounding county is $84,797 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Cornwall Bridge 06754 is 50.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 13.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 50.8 inches per year, with 51.2 inches of snow per year.
