Attention builders, developers, and investors - this one is perfect for your imagination. An antique farmhouse set on .66 acres in a location people actively seek out. The detached garage is 3 bays with an attic and offers its own possibilities. The bones are here, the land is here, and the possibilities are open. Whether the plan is a full restoration that honors the home's original character, a substantial reimagining, or something else entirely, this property gives you the room and the setting to make the numbers work. Practical notes worth knowing: the roof is new in 2025, and skylights were added the same year - meaningful items already handled. The property is currently served by septic and a private well, with public sewer connection available at the street, an option that factors directly into any development or resale strategy. The location does the real work here. You're convenient to schools, dining, shopping, and everyday amenities, with Collinsville Center nearby and the Farmington River close at hand for hiking, fishing, and recreation. Buyers respond to this setting, which is precisely why what happens next on this parcel matters. Antique farmhouses with the potential to have more acreage attached if land option was added, in this kind of location, are not replaceable. Bring your vision and your team, and take a look at what's possible. Property being sold as-is/where-as.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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