About this home
A rare opportunity to own a custom-designed residence by renowned architect Peter Cadoux, nestled on a private cul-de-sac abutting Quarry Head Park/Harrison Smith Preserve providing direct access to nearly 60 acres of hiking and equestrian trails. Additional privacy is provided by a serene sanctuary of forever green space to the west. This extraordinary home combines architectural artistry, thoughtful design, and the finest materials and craftsmanship. The home has been meticulously maintained by a professional property manager. A grand foyer with 20+ ft ceilings, welcomes guests into an atmosphere of understated elegance, framed by exceptional millwork. The main living spaces flow gracefully: a formal dining room adorned with a crystal chandelier and an inviting living room featuring a coffered ceiling and fireplace. A half bath for guests and a private office with built-in wood cabinetry is off to the right. Off the dining room, the butler's pantry featuring a refrigerator and wine cooler make entertaining a breeze. The kitchen is a culinary dream, appointed with Viking and Sub-Zero appliances, double sinks, beautiful quartz countertops and gorgeous custom cabinetry. With ease for entertainment, the kitchen opens to the family room with a well-appointed stone fireplace. Mirroring this focal point, an outdoor fireplace anchors the wrap-around deck, offering seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining.
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Listing & sale history
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| 2026-06-23 | Sold — $2,650,000 asked $2,649,000 (this listing) | MLS 24158976 |
Public record
From the Wilton assessor's public property record. These figures describe the property as the town has it on file and can differ from the listing — a finished basement or an addition may not be reflected in the assessor's living area.