Stafford's Sickle And Saw Farm Goes On The Market

STAFFORD, CT — A nearly 90-acre working farm featuring a log home, dairy barn, equipment shed, pastures, woodlands and waterfront is on the market in Stafford for $1.1 million, according to Zillow.

The property at 60 Dunay Road, known as Sickle and Saw Farm, includes approximately 90 acres, with about 30 acres of tillable pastures and 60 acres of woodlands. The property is on a dead-end road and includes trails for motorized vehicles and horses. Alden Brook runs along the edge of the property, while a pond provides water for livestock, according to the Zillow listing.

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The property was previously a dairy farm that housed as many as 27 cows during the summer months.

At the center of the property is a 1,798-square-foot, one-level log home built in 1997. The home has two bedrooms and three bathrooms, with both bedrooms featuring private bathrooms. The primary bedroom also has a walk-in closet.

The home has an open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, a brick hearth with a pellet stove and views of the surrounding farm from its windows. The updated kitchen includes a large walk-in pantry.

A bonus room can be used as a guest bedroom or office, while a covered porch provides outdoor space.

The property also includes a well-maintained dairy barn with 23 stanchions and a large loft. A two-story equipment shed could potentially be converted into a horse barn, according to the listing.

Additional property features include a full walk-out basement, first-floor laundry, attached two-car garage, 12 additional parking spaces, a deck, stone walls and storage areas. Horses are permitted on the property, according to Zillow.

The property is served by private water and sewer. Zillow lists the property as a single-family farm with no homeowners association.

The property was listed April 30 for $1.25 million. Zillow's current listing price is $1.1 million.

The listing is being offered through Starr Team at LPT Realty, according to Zillow.

See images in the Zillow listing.