Most Expensive Home In Simsbury: You Won't Believe The Price

Chris Rhatigan
·2 min read

SIMSBURY, CT -- The most expensive house for sale in Simsbury is located at 22 Pasture Lane and has an asking price of $1,125,000, according to Realtor.com. The home includes 5682 square feet of living space.

  • Address: 22 Pasture Ln, Simsbury, Connecticut

  • Price: $1,125,000

  • Square Feet: 5682

  • Bedrooms: 5

  • Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths

  • Built: 1979

  • Features: A stunning Old World style Colonial residence nestled at the foothills of the West Simsbury ridgeline embraces the pastoral landscape with over 10 acres of terraced gardens, stone walls, and mature landscaping with a grotto inspired heated, salt water pool. Brook View Manor offers an escape from the ordinary with its beautifully appointed millwork rich in detail by highly skilled craftsman. This fine Colonial boasts a private first floor master bedroom and library suite while the cook's granite kitchen has an oversized island, state of the art appliances and is open to view the main level making it perfect for large gatherings! A spectacular hand crafted stairway to the lower level leads to an array of living spaces with in-law/au pair potential, a media/play room, gym and meditation room. Three spacious bedrooms grace the 2nd level and a private and unique study is accessed off the side wing offering views of the landscaping with volume windows & ceilings and a warm wood barrel ceiling. Gardeners will rejoice over the perennial gardens, grape arbor, stone walls and cascading Koi pond and revel in this outstanding sanctuary with a wood fired pizza oven, outdoor kitchen, walking trail and babbling brook that is minutes to Simsbury center and cultural events, highly rated schools and Bradley Int'l airport! New Anderson windows and solar panels offer huge heat savings. Please observe all COVID-19 guidelines by wearing masks, gloves and do not show if exhibiting any symptoms.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.

[MOVE_NEW_HOMES]

This article originally appeared on the Simsbury Patch