Listings by William Whitehead

Welcome to 66 and 68 Bacon Road, where a new owner’s vision and the opportunity to make a property their own intersect; a synergy of possibilities, self-sufficient, income producing, family compound, horse farm with access Roxbury’s bountiful trail-riding, organic farm, or a weekender’s retreat with ample opportunities for workshops for equipment, motorcycles, mountain bikes, you name it, here is an authentic and exciting moment to create your own home in the country. Originally known as the Daniel Burritt Homestead, the property on 6 bucolic acres, features 2 antique homes, circa 1800, including a mammoth hay and dairy barn that is listed in Historic Barns of CT, which the current “equestrian” owners converted into a 9-stall horse stable. The main house, #66, a triple-barrel colonial still retains many of its period architectural details, includes 3-beds, 1.5 baths and two large fireplaces. A front porch overlooks a large meadow where horses graze; it is delineated by graceful stonewalls. The second, #68, a single-family home with updates, originally a carriage house, has 3 beds, 1.5 baths and 3-car garage; it is currently a tenant-occupied, income-producing rental; a turnkey Airbnb opportunity to maximize its income producing potential! All three structures have new architectural shingle roofs, the 2 houses have newer furnaces and both houses have separate septic systems. Both houses and barn share a well. Nestled within the heart of Roxbury, in the foothills of Litchfield County, the best of both worlds awaits, far from the hustle and bustle of the outside world, yet close to shopping, dining, I-84, and under 2 hours to NYC, less than 2 miles from Good Hill Farm Airport for small-aircraft enthusiasts! This is a rare find to create your dream home, a must-see Litchfield County country estate-opportunity. Property is sold “AS-IS”.