109 Boston Post Rd, Madison, CT 06443

Open House Cancelled on May 1st! Historic Federal Colonial located between Guilford/Madison for easy access to shore, train to NY or New Have/Yale. Minutes to shops and dining. R2 Zone in Historic East River area. Main house boast "stellar" condition with eat in updated kitchen, Family room and DR both with FPL, Library/Den with built-in book shelves, full bath and formal Parlor to use as you need...formal space, potential first flr BR, main level office? Second floor enjoy MBR suite with full bath and front and back stair cases to 2more BR and another full bath or use the space as 2BR and sitting room -you decide. Third floor currently used as guest BR, has been home office, play room and can be all you need. State of the art detached home office/studio 20x16 with half bath and own septic in rear of house attached to stunning garage 30x28 with walls of glass, both have heat and AC for studio use, home business and perhaps a guest cottage/in-law. Newer mechanicals and peaceful private yard and gardens. In-ground sprinkler system, skylights have "rain"sensor to close them, central vac. Good bye city life! Welcome to Madison, its beaches, its train station, shops and dining. Artists, writers, performing arts enthusiasts this studio/garage is perfect for you! Attorney, accountant, therapist, daycare and so much more can be operated from detached space while you live in main home with great Rte1 exposure for marketing/name recognition. Historic John Newton Chittenden House! Nothing but the best was done to ensure a safe, sound and secure living environment when these owners gutted and renovated this home. New, new, new electric, plumbing, fixtures, furnace, central vac, fresh air system stainless steal chimney flue, windows, roof, gardens, driveway and so much more. It has been continually and lovingly cared for and most recently the home office/studio with half bath and its own septic was added to garage and both it and garage enjoy split air heating and cooling. Fireplaces (2) are currently capped- easy to convert to city gas (that is what they had hoped to do and never completed). Skylights have "rain sensors" to close automatically and are UV light protected.