Printer Friendly Version - Colonial Home Makes Lovely Impression

This home’s wraparound front porch provides a warm welcome to family and guests.

The kitchen offers features that make meal preparation a joy: ample maple cabinets, closed pantry, granite countertops, and double sinks — all in a bright, airy space.

Throughout the first level of this Colonial farmhouse, the Brazilian cherry floors glisten with a gorgeous finish making every room stunning. The living room is two stories high, perfect for entertaining and fascinating guests.

First impressions matter, so goes the saying. And so, enter this home on Sunset Farm Road in Killingworth and be captivated by its features and how lovingly the property has been maintained. A wraparound front porch, as well as an open foyer, grand staircase, and gleaming hardwood floors just inside the front door further bolster that favorable first impression.

Throughout the first level of this Colonial farmhouse, the Brazilian cherry floors glisten with a gorgeous finish, making every room stunning. The living room is two stories high, perfect for entertaining and fascinating guests. In the kitchen can be found all the features to make meal preparation a joy: ample maple cabinets, closed pantry, granite countertops, and double sinks — all in a bright, airy space. The kitchen also has an eat-in area overlooking the stone patio, which is accessed by French doors. The lovely primary bedroom and bath are located on the main level, making one-level living a possibility. An office and laundry room complete the main floor.

The second level offers a full bathroom, a charming sitting area, and two more bedrooms — both with walk-in closets. The area above the garage allows the potential for expansion for a bonus room. The basement is also ready to be finished with some drywall installed.

The property also offers a secluded retreat with the privacy of 6.5 acres, which is suitable for long hikes in the woods.

The owners built this home in 2005 with attention to detail. There is an active solar system that supplies energy to this home. The system was purchased, and there is a loan that is assumable by the new owner. The average electric bill is about $10, which includes heat and electricity. Loan payment is $162 per month. The oil furnace is used only when the temperature remains below 20 F, and the current owner fills the oil tank every two to three years. The full-house generator is operated by propane.

This home is being offered for sale by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties for $699,900. For more information or a showing, contact Susan Wagner at 203-444-7403.