Lost Acre Farm Warren, Connecticut. A once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of the most magnificent properties in Connecticut overlooking Lake Waramaug. Nestled high in the hills overlooking the pristine beauty of the natural lake. An incomparable property offered for the first time in 70+ years. At once it evokes a New England that existed centuries ago while refined and re-imagined fulfilling the lifestyle one demands in the 21st century. It encompasses over 234 acres on one of the highest ridges overlooking Lake Waramaug affording fabulous views of the Lake and beyond. Unspoiled woodlands and fields. There are several dwellings, barns, a pool, gardens, and most importantly the potential to become the next owners great country compound. Located on a quiet dead end country road. History: The land has probably been farmland since colonial times. Prior to that it was roamed and hunted by Native Americans who were the first people to appreciate the great natural beauty and bounties that the area offered. It was known as Ups and Downs Farm in the early 20th century. After the sale to the Brooks family in 1952 it became Lost Acre Farm. Oliver Brooks was a Detroit industrialist who served as a diplomat to Rome during John F. Kennedy’s presidency. The two had become friends while attending Princeton and shared their love of sailing. Mr. Brooks raced his yacht “Truant” from Newport to Bermuda during race week...Dignitaries from the world of art, politics and industries’ have been entertained at the farm. Mrs. Brooks was an avid equestrian and raised, bred and raced thoroughbreds under the colors of Lost Acre Farm. Both Angel Cordero Jr and George Velasquez galloped horses at the farm. Many of the horses had second careers in the show ring including the Washington International Working Hunter Classic Champion, Whiskey Ridge among many others. Under her direction the stables were renovated and expanded in the 1980s. Buildings: The original Colonial Farmhouse dates back to 1820. It is gloriously authentic, rambling over 3300 Square Feet with beautiful wood floors, crown moldings, hand hewn ceiling beams, 5 fireplaces. The library fireplace includes a Dutch oven. There are 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths. A large flagstone patio has stunning views of the Lake. A 3-bedroom/2 bath guesthouse also dates to 1820 1 bedroom 1 bath cottage each cottage has a fireplace. A very charming 2-bedroom 2 bath cottage with loft and 2 fireplaces. Stable Complex. 12 stalls each with individual automatic watering trough, 2 wash stalls, tack/feed area, 2 lofts and carriage barn. It connects to a 2-bay garage for farm equipment or workshop. A Small apartment is attached. Pool house with large living area with walls of glass, 2 changing rooms, bath, and kitchenette. A 4-bay garage, storage area and attached 1-bedroom apartment. Small barn across the street. Land: The property is held in several parcels. The landscaped grounds include expansive lawns, mature fruit producing trees, cutting gardens, and stately shade trees. Near the stable are paddocks. Open fields are suitable for grazing, haying, or they could be repurposed as orchards or vineyards. Behind the barn and below the pool are 2 seasonal streams that empty into a retaining pond. The pond has a small waterfall that forms another stream that eventually empties into Lake Waramaug. A covered bridge spans over the pond – a perfect spot for a moment of repose. Miles of footpaths and trails have been established for horseback riding, hiking, ATVs, or cross-country skiing. The cut through woodland of oaks, maples, birch, and coniferous trees. Most of the forest was once farmland and there are many old stone fences throughout. Wildlife abounds deer, bears, bobcats, fox, grouse, wild turkeys, and more. Conservation Land abuts some of the land and there is the conservation potential for new owners if desired. There is also a rocky outcropping archeologists believe was used as a shelter by native settlers. Area: The 656-acre Lake Waramaug is known for its pristine waters and scenic beauty. It’s the second largest natural lake in Connecticut and properties surrounding it are among the most coveted in the area. The lake offers swimming, boating, and fishing. It is home to lots of waterfowl and occasionally a soaring eagle can be spotted. It is close to shopping, fine dining, antiquing and art galleries in the villages of Warren, New Preston, Kent, Washington, Litchfield. Salisbury, Sharon, and Woodbury. The area is home to several excellent private schools. Mohawk Mountain skiing, vineyards, wineries, country clubs, hiking the Appalachian trail, fly fishing in the Housatonic River and visit the renowned Skip Barber driving school and his Lime Rock race track tucked away in the village of Salisbury. $12,995,000

Stunning property nestled among farmland and centrally located on the corner of Chestnut Land Rd. and Buckingham Rd. Nicely situated between the quaint New England towns of Washington Depot and New Milford and very close to the Steep Rock Preserve riding trails. Trees surrounding expansive meadows with gorgeous views. No road noise from these meadows that sit high up underneath big, open sky. This property can be developed and has plenty of room for riding rings and stables. Close to New Milford's charming downtown with great restaurants, shops, village green and hospital, yet very private and removed. Equally as close to Washington Depot, New Preston and Lake Waramaug. Less than 2 hours from NYC.

Enjoy spectacular sunrises and sunsets from your Great Room on "Tiffany Hill". A 14 Acre estate with swimming pool, pool house, barn and around the corner from Hamburg Cove and access to the Connecticut River. High ceilings, classic custom millwork and elegant high-end finishes allow this home to stand apart from most. Stone walls, pastoral views and vibrant perennials provide an ever-changing palette of colors through Spring, Summer and Fall. The soaring ceiling and large windows in great room bring the outside in. Watch the migration of Canadian geese and other birds at eye level. The kitchen with a huge pantry (with cozy desk area) overlooks the pool and perennial gardens. 3 ensuite bedrooms, one of which has a Mahogany floored screened in porch and built ins. The first floor primary bedroom suite includes stone fireplace, his & hers walk in closets, French doors to its own bluestone patio and enjoys radiant in-floor heat to stave off those chilly mornings. The downstairs family room is big enough for a pool table and is currently used as an office. It includes Dark wood paneling, a wet bar with full size refrigerator, granite countertop and copper sink. Many more details are too numerous to mention. Equidistant to NYC and Boston and 5 minutes to the shore makes this home an ideal year-round primary residence or a phenomenal get away. Come see it, fall in love, Make an Offer!

A Historic Masterpiece, Reimagined Step into history and luxury with The James C. Walkley Estate, a grand circa-1860 manor impeccably remodeled in 2023. Set on 9.69 breathtaking acres, this estate creates a seamless blend of timeless elegance and modern convenience, with glimpses of the Connecticut River from its serene, rolling landscape. A sweeping circular drive leads to the stately home, featuring a classic slate roof, dual chimneys, and a columned front portico. Inside, a magnificent 35-foot entry hall welcomes you with soaring ceilings-13 feet on the main level and 11 feet on the second. This extraordinary residence boasts 14 exquisitely renovated rooms, including: Five Bedrooms (including a first-floor suite) Five Full & Two Half Baths Chef's Kitchen with Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Cove appliances, plus a butler's pantry Formal & Informal Living Spaces - living room, family room, library, and office Formal Dining Room & Sunroom with radiant-heated marble floors, overlooking the saltwater pool Eight marble-surround gas fireplaces add warmth and sophistication, while the bluestone patio invites you to unwind in unparalleled elegance. Nothing compares to The James C. Walkley Estate-a dream home where history and modern luxury converge. Additional 25 acres available. Create your extraordinary equine estate.

Listed on the CT Historic Register, the home was built 1851 by Milton & John Curtiss who established a successful farm. The remarkably well-preserved farmhouse, together with the intact historic setting of open fields and A+ barns is a truly exceptional property with great investment potential or a country retreat. The barns have been well preserved which add to the property and make them architecturally significant as a Grand Revival style house. The house features a large kitchen with a commercial range and granite counters. Everything is up to date without having destroyed the integrity of this historic property. The outside amenities are superb with a large screened in porch, a patio area overlooking a formal garden and the orchards featuring apples, pears, raspberries and two beautiful chestnut trees providing shade for the backyard. It is situated on 41 acres to explore, great for hiking and cross country skiing. There is a swimmable pond and a gorge with a waterfall. The town beach is 2.2 miles away and has a lifeguard and picnic area. The home has a long standing rental income through AirBnB with reviews and bookings year round.

LOVE LIFE? Love it even more when you arrive home to this exquisite Normandy Chateau with all the special attributes you would expect from a luxurious estate. Zoned as an equestrian property, just install a paddock and barn and bring the horses! Set on over 19 acres of lush property, the setting is nothing but idyllic with beautiful gardens, wide open pastures, koi ponds and scenic water views. The best surprise is how inviting & comfortable the home truly is. Of course, there are the fabulous formal living & dining spaces one would expect to find, and a chef's kitchen any culinarian would find a delight, but the amenities are what make this residence one-of-a-kind. Start your staycation lounging at the pool, then enjoy lunch al fresco on the terrace, relax in the sauna and then meet up at the bar for a cool beverage. After dinner, take a sunset sail in the canoe on the pond and then catch a movie in your private theater. Still not ready to end the evening? Head up to the recreation room for a game of ping pong or chess. Retire to the first-floor primary bedroom suite with a spa-like bath & two-story custom/cedar closet. Each of the five family bedrooms has a full bath & unique nook for imaginative play. Just a few of the many special features: European-style windows, reclaimed wood beams, antique slate roof tiles, a potting room. Highly sophisticated infrastructure with a fire sprinkler system, four high-efficiency Buderus boilers, generator, two floors of radiant heat & more. Come & love life in Redding, CT!

Experience the allure of this private country retreat, set back from the road on 15 tranquil acres.