Connecticut, Putnam, CT 06260
Property Type
Single Family
Lot Size
22 Acres
Year Built
1767
Home Style
Cape Cod
Listing courtesy of Juli L. Rogalla (860-558-2145) of Coldwell Banker Realty (860-668-4589).
Established in 1767, this remarkable property tells a centuries-old story of care, continuity, and quiet beauty. Generations have called this tranquil, pastoral 22-acre property home, and their warmth and devotion are still deeply felt throughout the landscape. The charming and comfortable antique residence-thoughtfully updated with newer mechanical systems-overlooks rolling pastures framed by striking stone walls and large historic barns. The setting is both serene and inspiring, offering an exceptional foundation for an equestrian estate or a sensitive, historically minded restoration. This is a rare opportunity for a new steward with vision and reverence to honor the property's rich past while shaping its future. For those drawn to history, land, and legacy, this is a chance to become part of a story still unfolding-preserving its beauty while guiding it forward for generations to come. Located in Putnam, a vibrant commercial, governmental, and cultural center, the town is celebrated as the Antique Capital of the Northeast and a distinctive dining destination with restaurants to suit every taste. Please note: The property will be sold as a single parcel with a permanent restriction prohibiting further division or subdivision. Aerial contour map available in attachments.
22 Acres
2
1
1
3
Putnam
1,507 Sqft
Connecticut
Single Family
1767
Cape Cod
Wood Siding, Frame
1767
AG-2
Connecticut
connecticut
Cleared, Rolling Slope
Range, Oven, Refrigerator
Full, Walk-Out Access
Yes
Yes - Forced Air
6
Well
Total$3,040.40/Month
*The values provided are approximate. For more precise information, please contact a BHS agent who can offer further assistance.

Connecticut offers a vibrant outdoor lifestyle with activities like hiking in the Litchfield Hills, kayaking along the Long Island Sound.
Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.