This home is located in a quiet rural setting at 150 Gager Hill Road, Windham / Scotland, CT 06280, built in 1785, and consists of an interior area of ​​approximately 2,634 square feet with six bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms, giving extraordinary character to this old American property with colonial style and structure of the time.
The property is located on approximately 4 acres of land, with green fields and fruit trees, including perennial apple trees, raspberry plantations and walnut trees, creating a bucolic landscape and a private setting away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
On the exterior of the property there is a detached four-car garage, in good condition, as well as several auxiliary buildings in need of reconstruction, offering opportunities for different uses or the creation of new functional spaces.
Inside the house, the interior surface is divided into thin and spacious rooms, including a large living space, kitchen and bedrooms that are spread over different floors, taking advantage of natural lighting and views of the surrounding landscape.
The property also includes two wells on site, which provide a water supply and increase the independence and self-sufficiency of the user in a rural setting where the natural environment dominates the landscape.
However, the house currently has foundation problems and is considered unsuitable for habitation without further reconstruction, necessitating a careful assessment of the structural condition before its use is planned.
The grounds are surrounded by large beech trees and a large holly, adding a natural and aesthetic element that blends in with the style of the property and creates a peaceful and inviting atmosphere for those looking for a home with character.
The property is listed for sale by CR Premier Properties, and is of interest to buyers looking for a restoration project or a home with value in a rural area.
This building represents a piece of American of architecture and rural living, offering a rare opportunity to experience the restoration of an authentic 18th century farmhouse on the East Coast of the United States.
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