Restrict Covenants: No

Title V: Pass

Underground Oil Tank: Unk

Water: Public

Sewer: Private

Easement: Unk

Survey: Yes

Right of Way: Unk

Right to Farm Comm: Yes

Flood Hazard Area: Unk

Views: Hill/Mountain; Pastoral

Water Features: Close to Water; Pond; Other (See Remarks)

Lot Description: Adj to Protected Ld; Pasture; Wooded

Land Use: Farm Land; Horses Allowed; Pasture

Electric Type: 200 Amp; Circuit Breaker

Style: Colonial; NE Farmhouse

Interior Amenities: Bay/Bow Window; Cable Available; Cedar Closet(s); Fireplace (s); Stone Countertop; Walk-In Closet(s)

Internet Service: Cable Available

Accessibility: 1st Fl Bdrm; 1st Flr Full Bath

Exterior Amenities: Barn/Stable; Fenced-Partially; Landscaped; Lighting; Outbuilding; Patio; Porch; Deciduous Shade Trees; Mature Landscaping

Appliances Incl: Dishwasher; Dryer; Range; Refrigerator; Washer

Construction: Masonry; Wood Frame

Exterior Siding: Brick

Roof: Asphalt Shingles

Basement: Bulk head; Concrete Floor; Interior Access; Unfinished

Floor: Linoleum; Wood

Garage: Attached; Auto Opener; Oversized

Fuel: Oil

Hot Water: Electric

Insulation: Other; Unknown

Lead Paint: Unk

Zoning: Agricultural; Residential

Seller Disc: No

Possession: Negotiable

Financing: Conventional

Take, for example, the massive stone fireplace and exposed beams in the family room - built with materials reclaimed from a nearby mill. Or, for instance, the sliding wall that opens (still to this day) the family room to the expansive porch with westerly views. Equally impressive, however, is the 30+ acre parcel of land Matthew Gilligan chose for his family home. It includes two multi-acre meadows, woodlands, pond access, and the western side and top of Little Johnny Mountain. Walking from the front to the rear meadow, observing huge 20+ ft boulders seemingly dropped from the heavens, one imagines a glacier carving through this little valley thousands of years ago. The rear meadow sits next to Little Johnny, and could be a spectacular second home site accessed by an existing farm road. The scramble up the side of Little Johnny brings you to a "table top" mountain with awe-inspiring view potential of Mount Everett and the valley below. From there, one can descend the southern slope to Sheffield's Town Park, which has a frisbee golf course, playground, and ball field. Or cross the meadow and return home via a trail system passing through the forest and a small brook. Kayak and water lovers can cross the road and have rights to the family's small "beach" on Mill Pond. The home's first floor features two beautiful living spaces, a kitchen with vintage custom cabinetry, a wood-paneled dining room, a bedroom and full bath. The upstairs includes three more bedrooms and a full bath divided into two sections. A cedar closet could be repurposed into an en-suite bath for the primary bedroom. The basement shows off the home's quality build, with high ceilings, updated systems, and a spot for a future wine cellar. Perfectly functional now, but also ready for its second-ever owner to update the bathrooms and kitchen to their personal preference. The home's "bones" and spectacular property will amply reward future investment. Two-car garage, high-speed Internet, several hobby farm outbuildings, updated electric panel, Buderus hot water heating system.