13 Spring Street

Welcome to 13 Spring Street, a farmhouse-style Colonial tucked away on a dead-end street in Plainville, where custom details, generous living spaces, and a backyard full of possibilities come together. Step inside and the home's character immediately starts to show, with hardwood flooring throughout the main level, beautiful millwork, and a floor plan that flows naturally from one space to the next. The spacious living room opens into a dining room that really makes a statement with custom wainscoting and a coffered ceiling, while an additional sitting or office area adds even more flexibility to the first floor. The kitchen offers an abundance of cabinetry and workspace, along with a breakfast bar and an adjoining breakfast nook warmed by a pellet stove, adding both charm and an additional heat source during the colder months. Mini-split systems are thoughtfully placed throughout the home, providing efficient heating and cooling from season to season. With 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, there's plenty of room to spread out upstairs, including one bedroom currently being enjoyed as a loft-style flex space. Throughout the home, custom touches and built-ins give the spaces a personality you simply don't find everywhere. Outside, the property sits on just under half an acre with a level backyard and plenty of parking out front. The backyard is already set up for summer fun with an above-ground pool and deck, while the additional outdoor Trex deck creates another spot to relax or entertain. With a little polishing and your own finishing touches, the yard has all the ingredients to become a fantastic outdoor retreat. And then there's the workshop-a standout bonus space with the flexibility to become a workshop, studio, hobby space, home gym, creative space, or whatever fits your vision. The location keeps you close to some of Plainville's best-known recreation, including Norton Park, Sunset Rock State Park, and access to the Farmington Canal Trailhead. Plainville is also in the midst of expanding its portion of the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, with additional connections planned through town. Shopping, dining, Route 72, and I-84 are also conveniently accessible.