Asking $675K, This Eccentric Connecticut Midcentury Is a World Unto Its Own
The secluded 1960s residence experiments with soaring spaces that unabashedly combine wood, stone, and glass.
The secluded 1960s residence experiments with soaring spaces that unabashedly combine wood, stone, and glass.
Location: 71 Highridge Rd, West Simsbury, Connecticut
Price: $675,000
Year Built: 1961
Footprint: 2,719 square feet (five bedrooms, four bath)
Lot Size: 4 acres
From the agent: "This midcentury-modern property sits on four acres in a picturesque neighborhood. The home has expansive rooms with natural light and enchanting vistas. Envision captivating sunrises and tranquil sounds of nature as you welcome a new day from the stone patio or decks. The main level features an open floor plan, which houses an updated Chef’s Kitchen with dual sinks, dual induction cooktops, Subzero appliances, and maple cabinets. This level also includes an attractive solarium. The property is trimmed with beautiful stone walls and elaborate gardens, where you can pick your own fruit, vegetables, herbs, and bouquets."
Extensive decks stretch across the rear facade and overlook the landscaped backyard.
Photo by Corrado Galizia
Photo by Corrado Galizia
Inside, the home offers a sprawling, open-plan layout. Large windows wrap around the dining room which is located just steps from the kitchen.
Photo by Corrado Galizia
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