55 S Main St, East Hampton, CT 06424

RESIDENCE: This spectacular waterfront home boasts an amazing panoramic view of the Connecticut River. Water views are enjoyed from most of the rooms of this Circa 1850 Federal, known as the Frederic Gladwin House in the National Register of historic homes. A gracious foyer invites you into the home with a charming guest powder room tucked beneath the stairs. It has a formal living room with built-in book shelves; and the warm and comfortable dining room is perfect for entertaining guests with its fireplace and river views. The large picture window in the family room truly captures the homes location overlooking the manicured lawn rolling down to The River. The kitchen was updated by Gedney with rich wood cabinets and the latest in appliances. Again, the superlative views are captured from the casual dining counter. The renovation by Gedney also included the master bath and the upstairs hall bath. The upper floor den/office is a perfect retreat for guests with its built-in bed and fireplace and has a quick access down to the family room.The timeless appeal of this authentic Colonial, with its magnificent views of the Connecticut River, provides a rare ambiance that will delight family and guests alike. PROPERTY:The home sits high on the East Bank of the Connecticut River on .85 professionally landscaped acres. The terraced, in-ground Gunite pool has a lovely stone patio and is a few steps from the recently re-built deep water dock. This fabulous waterfront location is just a short walk from the charming village center of East Haddam.TOWN OF EAST HADDAM:This quiet town in Southeast Connecticut was originally settled around 1670. Once a commercial center because of its location on the Connecticut River, East Haddam is now primarily the quintessential New England town with miles of rolling countryside, beautifully maintained historic houses, old stone walls, and post and beam barns.Some of the towns highlights are the schoolhouse in which Nathan Hale taught in l733; th