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East Hampton, CT

5/4/22 6 Comments
Posted on OHD: 5/4/22. Last OHD Update: 8/2/22.
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224 Rock Landing Rd, East Hampton, CT 06424

Think peace, tranquility, and NATURE! As soon as you arrive, you'll feel the CALM wash over you as the sound of your very own WATERFALL greets your ears! You wont be able to resist a seat at the stone bonfire pit to admire the picturesque landscape that is your new backyard! Then, when you finally tear your eyes away from the blanket of trees and make it to the house, the overwhelming feelings of LOVE and WARMTH welcome you as you take in the first view of the gorgeous ORIGINAL center fireplace and WIDE PLANK wood floors! But don't let the age of this home scare you, all the major components have been recently UPDATED, including: ALL NEW PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, & FLOOR JOISTS (2008); SEPTIC & ROOF (2009); FURNACE & CENTRAL AIR (2011), CHIMNEY REPOINTED (2014), and last but not least, BOTH BATHROOMS were REMODELED in 2021, but still lovingly match the home! The FRESHLY PAINTED main floor hosts the large primary bedroom with its own fireplace hearth and cedar closet; as well as, the COZY kitchen, dining room, living room and full bathroom! Upstairs, you'll find a typical Cape home layout with two bedrooms, a full bathroom, and several storage areas, all with wonderful ANTIQUE character (TIP: watch your head!). Back outside, and just a short walk down the street, will bring you to one of the CT River's public access beaches, for swimmers and boaters alike! This area, fondly called by local residents as "The End of the Road," is conveniently next to a MARINA and is the spot for many social gatherings over the warmer months. Haddam Neck is the small section of Haddam that is split by the River, and has forged a close community that is most clearly displayed in the fall for the annual Haddam Neck Fair! Welcome HOME!
3 Bed 2 Bath 1,600 Sq Ft 2.4 Ac.
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