48 Quail Ridge Road, Wilton, CT 06897

The end of a tree-lined road leads to an enchanting circular island juxtaposed to the Aspetuck Land Trust open space, trails and your home beyond. Open concept kitchen/family room brings everyone together and allows relaxed interaction, carefree conversations and easy entertaining - blending both contemporary and classic style w/cream toned cabinets on the perimeter and natural wood cabinets anchoring the island. Counters are topped w/slabs of granite for a practical, yet dramatic finish and handsome stainless appliances enhance the space. The oversized bay window area houses a large table for informal dining and is central to the working portion of the kitchen as well as the gathering area w/raised brick hearth and wood burning fireplace. Adjacent to the kitchen is the informal side entrance/back foyer connecting the garage, mudroom, laundry area and stairs to the 1st rec/bonus room (2nd floor). One of the loveliest features of the home is the main floor great room - vaulted ceilings accented by beams, skylights, and a massive fireplace w/stone hearth. French doors lead outdoors and to the formal areas of the home. Upstairs find solace in the primary suite - the indulgent bathroom features a free-standing tub, walk-in shower w/glass surround and double vanities. 2 additional bedrooms, office/guest room and full bath complete the 2nd floor. 3rd floor has the 4th bedroom and 2nd rec/bonus room. Recent updates include - great room addition, kitchen and all bathrooms renovated, A/C, exterior paint and hook up for portable generator - hard wired to breaker. The yard extends through the magical and mesmerizing woodlands with massive ferns, native wildflowers, boulders and mature trees. Hike over to and up the hillside and enjoy the clearing on a level plateau. The yard is perfect for tree houses equipped with rope bridges, ziplines and more. Come for a visit and stay for a lifetime! The Honey Hill Preserve is adjacent to the property. The trails are wide and relatively smooth, and the landscape offers a mix of rises, wetlands, and modest outcroppings. Rock walls thread through much of the preserve indicating it was once a collection of woodlots harvested by early settlers to fuel their stoves and fireplaces. The two miles of existing trails have been expanded into the recently acquired 38-acre Belknap property contiguous acreage which expanded Honey Hill to 119-acres. The trail maps and preserve information is included in the attachments.