11 Mountain Spring Road | Farmington, Connecticut

A Georgian Masterpiece on over 4.5 Serene Acres

\ Listed on the State Historic District Register\

Nestled gracefully over 4.5 scenic acres along historic Mountain Spring Road, this Georgian-inspired estate

harmonizes exquisite architectural detail, significant historical pedigree, and contemporary comfort.

Originally crafted in 1832 by John Treadwell Norton—a prominent abolitionist and grandson of Connecticut

Governor John Treadwell—the home embodies enduring elegance and unparalleled artisanship.

Exterior Grandeur\ The residence boasts Georgian architectural symmetry, enveloped by mature Specimen

trees, meticulously cultivated gardens, and elegant landscaping. Ornate Colonial Revival porches with rich

mahogany staircases and refined balustrades welcome residents and guests alike.

Great Hall Entry\ Upon entering, one is greeted by the majestic great hall, characterized by soaring

ceilings, intricate millwork, and a gracefully sweeping staircase, evoking an immediate sense of timeless

sophistication.

Formal Living Spaces\ The formal great room is bathed in natural light from expansive windows that

merge interior charm with the lush outdoors. Coffered ceilings, bespoke quarter-sawn oak built-ins, and

exquisite detailing offer a luxurious backdrop for entertaining or quiet evenings. The stately library,

featuring custom built-ins, and the elegant music room add further refinement to these gracious living

spaces.

Interior and Amenities\ Encompassing over 11,000 square feet, the main house offers an impeccably

designed layout featuring 8 bedrooms, 7 full baths, and 3 half baths. The main level presents a lavish eat-in

kitchen appointed with custom Butternut cabinetry, an elegant dining room, as well as the formal rooms

previously described. On the second floor, the sumptuous primary suite includes a private balcony, spa-like

baths, and an adjoining sitting room, complemented by a private office with built-ins and fireplace, and a

three-bedroom guest wing. The third floor accommodates an additional three bedrooms, three full baths,

and a children's lounge, alongside access to the rooftop widow’s walk with breathtaking panoramic views.

Exceptional amenities continue in the lower level, including a beautifully crafted Irish pub with intricate burl

wood accents and copper sinks, a wine cellar, billiards room with fireplace, advanced media lounge, state-

of-the-art fitness center with infrared sauna, and various hobby and storage spaces.

Pool Pavilion and Grounds\ The classical pool pavilion, inspired by European architecture, features

graceful arcades framing the tranquil swimming pool. Limestone coping and meticulously tended heirloom

gardens create an idyllic oasis for relaxation and entertaining. The estate also proudly hosts Connecticut's

oldest Weeping Mulberry Tree, a living historic landmark situated prominently in the front yard.

Additional Estate Features\ Further enhancing the estate’s allure are meticulously landscaped gardens, a

European-style courtyard with an elegant fountain centerpiece, a climate-controlled greenhouse/studio, a

charming 2 bedroom guest cottage, a lighted tennis court, and 5 garages with shop space. The property is

bordered by conserved lands, offering serene views of the surrounding countryside.

Lovingly restored in 2001 by the Corbett family, this historic estate embodies timeless sophistication and

contemporary comfort, making it a distinguished residence awaiting the next custodian of its enduring

legacy

Welcome to this beautifully updated three-bedroom Cape nestled in a quiet, country setting with scenic views of the Farmington River. This home has been completely remodeled inside and out, blending classic charm with modern comfort.

Step inside to find a bright and inviting interior featuring gleaming hardwood floors throughout. The spacious kitchen is a standout, with sleek granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and plenty of space for cooking and gathering.

Enjoy year-round comfort with central A/C and an updated oil/heat pump system. Outside, the large fenced-in backyard offers space to relax, play, or garden—and there’s even a garden shed for all your tools and outdoor gear.

Located just minutes from Route 44, you’re close to shopping and commuting routes, yet tucked away in the heart of Pleasant Valley—home to world-class trout fishing, kayaking, hiking, and cycling. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a place to enjoy the outdoors, this home offers the best of both worlds.

Showings start Tuesday, March 18th. Call Scott or your realtor to make an appointment.