At a glance: 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths 1,904 sq. ft. 1972 colonial 0.92 acre of hardwoods 14.9 kW solar and Powerwalls Off-grid capable The home: Single-family stick-built colonial, 1972 — brick and aluminum siding; shed is vinyl-sided Back of the home fully dormered for added living space 1,904 sq. ft. finished above grade; 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths Flooring: hardwood, tile, and laminate Living room and main bath freshly painted New Andersen sliding door; new Andersen front entry with sidelights Newer Andersen and Pella efficient windows throughout 50 ft × 8 ft covered Trex back porch with a custom Trex porch swing Ceiling fans in the bedrooms; whole-house fan with central air 1,000 sq. ft. dry, unfinished basement Photo captions: Living room and the brick fireplace. Dining room off the living room. Covered porch — the house at rest. Independent power, heating and water: 14.9 kW solar and Tesla Powerwall whole-home battery backup — power stays on when the grid goes away Tesla car charger on an upgraded 200-amp service, with whole-home surge protection Heat: oil hot-water baseboard, wood, and pellet — three independent heating systems Repointed chimney with a stainless cap and a new energy-efficient flue insert; three flues serve the basement wood stove, the oil furnace, and the Harman pellet insert High-functioning well and septic Gas cookstove with twin propane tanks The property: 0.92 acre in a quiet, family-friendly Stafford Springs neighborhood About half an acre of hardwoods remains, untouched; trees around the house are sound and maintained Attached two-car garage, oversized, with a mechanic’s workbench Newly sealed asphalt driveway; off-street parking for 4+ cars without blocking the garage 10 × 12 shed with barn doors, loft, and power — newly re-roofed Extensive pollinator gardens and decorative plantings around the entire property Six very well-maintained raised beds for food Blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry bushes stay with the home Bird and bat houses remain, to keep the yard working as habitat Wild turkeys, deer, and owls are, as the owners put it, negotiable Included with the house: 4 cords of seasoned hardwood, plus ½ cord of seasoned softwood for the large outdoor fire pit 4 tons of premium pellets, stacked neatly in the garage Two workbenches stay — one in the garage, one in the basement — set up for mechanics and craftsmen Dishwasher, microwave, range/oven, refrigerator, washer, and dryer Title and standing: Offered at $495,000 · For sale by owner 26 Forest Road, Stafford Springs, CT 06076 · Tolland County · Parcel STAFM74L002 No community fees · No HOA Clear title · No outstanding building permits · No flood zone Roof: asphalt, good condition · Foundation: sound
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