246 Romanock Road

Nestled in the highly desirable Lake Hills neighborhood of Fairfield, 246 Romanock Road offers a warm and welcoming Cape-style home set on a beautifully landscaped 0.47-acre corner lot with the rare advantage of protected Lake Hills Association open space directly next door. This natural buffer ensures exceptional privacy, peaceful views. This charming residence offers an easy and flexible layout. The first floor includes a comfortable living room, an eat-in kitchen, a dedicated dining room, a home office, and a spacious family room accented by a wood-burning fireplace. Two of the first-floor rooms may also serve as bedrooms. Large windows throughout invite abundant natural light and provide seasonal views of the surrounding greenery. The second floor features two additional generously sized bedrooms and a full bathroom. The partially finished basement offers valuable space, ideal for guests, a playroom, a home gym, or additional storage depending on need. The property is located in a walkable and friendly neighborhood with convenient access to Lake Hills beaches, local parks, downtown Fairfield, shopping, dining, and train stations. The home offers public water, public sewer, central air, and strong expansion or customization potential. This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a comfortable and well-loved home with meaningful outdoor space, strong neighborhood amenities, and long-term value in one of Fairfield's most sought-after lake district communities. Recent updates include vinyl siding, an expanded finished area, a newer hot water heater, a new central air unit, a whole-house generator, a fenced yard, freshly paved driveways, extensive tree work, and the addition of a deck off the kitchen. One side of the house also offers a designated area that is already configured for use as a greenhouse. The Lake Hills Association (LHA) in Fairfield, CT, offers residents private access to Samp Mortar Lake with five beaches (lifeguards, swimming lessons), playgrounds, trails, watercraft storage, and events like movie nights, fishing derbies, and Fall Fest. Some of the properties within the Association have deeded lake rights, while others have an opt-in option. The annual dues are approximately $400.