121 Sunset Lane

Steeped in history and rich in character, this extraordinary residence located in the sought after Worthington Ridge Historic District offers a rare opportunity to own one of Berlin's earliest homes with 2 modern wings set within an idyllic 2.83-acre setting that feels like the country yet remains close to everyday conveniences. Perfect for multigenerational living, the home features 2 ensuites plus showcases timeless architectural detail, including 4 fireplaces, wide board floors, exposed beams, original staircase &woodwork, and beautifully preserved Pre-Revolutionary era elements reflect generations of craftsmanship. The spacious interior blends historic charm with modernupdates, creating a truly one-of-a-kind living experience. Modern kitchen with abundance ofcabinetry w/Corian counters. Multiple living spaces allow flexibility for today's lifestyle, while the property's serene setting enhances its appeal. Outside, the grounds offer privacy, extensive gardens with ancient Wisteria trellis and picturesque surroundings, complete with an inground pool for seasonal enjoyment. A Victorian Era red barn serves as a cabana for the pool and can be reimagined as an office or artist studio. A rare offering for the car enthusiast or hobbyist, the property features both an attached 2-car garage and an additional 2-car garage-ideal for a collector or workshop space. This is more than a home-it's a legacy property, offering history, space, and opportunity in a truly special setting. HISTORY: a prosperous agricultural homestead, this home was connected to one of the established Worthington Ridge farming families, and likely associated with mixed farming and livestock operations supported by the surviving barn complex referenced in historic surveys. The presence of multiple historic barns is especially important because multi-structure farmsteads were typically owned by families of greater means and standing within the community. The 1720 year built most likely recorded when the area was still owned by Farmington. Current town records show 1780 which the property became part of Berlin.