40 Searles Road

Set on nearly 25 private acres in Pomfret, this well maintained and upgraded 3,343 sq ft home offers space, privacy and incredible recreational potential. Features include a 3-car attached garage with an attached workspace, primary suite w/private balcony & jetted tub, central air, ducted heat, a whole-house generator and a heated/cooled basement offering an easy path to additional finished space and extra bedroom potential. Inside, enjoy a beautiful stone fireplace with wood-stove insert, while a screened porch off the dining room overlooks a wooded setting. Extensive covered deck space provides even more outdoor living, including the current hot tub, which is included. A detached, fully insulated and heated garage/workshop with a full 16' door provides exceptional space for vehicles, equipment, hobbies or storage. Established riding and walking trails wind throughout the acreage. The property also features a former in-ground pool with potential for restoration and a former ice rink/tennis/pickleball court ready to be brought back to life. An ideal setting for a private retreat or a horse farm, with abundant space for recreation, equipment, toys and outdoor living. Ideal for anyone seeking a serious workshop, trail riding, outdoor entertaining and room to spread out. A rare combination of acreage, recreation, storage, privacy and flexible space. Conveniently located under 30 miles from Providence, 34 miles from Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun with easy access to I-395. Want even more land? The abutting 17+ acre parcel at 24 Searles Rd is planned to be offered separately for $159,900 on Jan. 1, with perc testing and town buildability approval pending. The buyer of 40 Searles Rd will have the first opportunity to purchase the additional acreage before it hits the market. The roof warranty will be transferred to the buyer. Please note: Certain listing photos have been digitally enhanced to illustrate the potential restoration of the former in-ground pool and tennis/pickleball court. Some of these enhanced images are conceptual and do not represent their current condition.