477 Laurel Grove Rd, Middletown, CT 06457

Discover Timeless Elegance in this Stunning Updated 1800 Colonial, nestled in the highly desirable Wesleyan Hills community w over 30 acres of open space, ponds, fields, & woods to enjoy! Enrich your lifestyle with over 3 miles of scenic walking trails alongside ponds and over footbridges crossing streams. The paths connect the mini-neighborhoods w/tunnels under the main roads. Enchanting! This historically significant home was the original farmstead from which Wesleyan was created, & boasts exquisite period details including milled moldings, decorative fireplace surrounds, and an arched transom over the front entry. Beautifully exposed beams add interest. Impeccably decorated and freshly painted throughout. Refinished Original Hardwood floors span the entirety of the home, enhancing its classic charm. The spacious interior w/4 bedrooms & 2 full baths has a unique layout. This special home offers an array of large rooms, w high ceilings, providing versatile options for dining and living spaces-perfect for hosting large gatherings and guests. Step outside to the expansive deck overlooking the lush yard, ideal for outdoor relaxation & entertaining.The detached, oversized 2-car garage incl addt'l sheds for even more storage. Modern updates incl a NEW ROOF for both home & garage/shed), UPDATED Electrical and lighting, & NEW Stnlss Appliances in the remodeled kitchen, ensuring peace of mind. Inlaw Poss, City Wtr/Swer, Rural location close to golf, hwys, schools, restaurants! Additional Information: 1 first floor bedroom/office. Other 3 Bedrooms upstairs. The Barns at Wesleyan Hills-the Little Barn can be utilized by residents for private use when there are no weddings for a fee of $100. Walking distance to Mercy High School and Vinal High School Within 5 miles of the home: Wadsworth Falls State Park Wadsworth Mansion at Long Hill Powder Ridge Mountain Park and Resort Lyman Orchards Golf courses: Miner Hills Golf Course, Lyman Orchard Golf Club, Indian Spring Golf Club Info on the community: https://connecticuthistory.org/wesleyan-hills-redefines-suburbia/