Historic Converted Barn Hits The Home Market In Glastonbury

GLASTONBURY, CT — A converted barn that is now an historic home in the South Glastonbury ferry district went on the market this week. See the details below:

• Address: 23 Ferry Ln, Glastonbury, Connecticut
• Price: $319,900
• Square Feet: 1278
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 1 Baths
• Built: 1850
• Features: Welcome to 23 Ferry Lane in charming and historic South Glastonbury. Homes rarely pop up on the market in this area. The home was originally a barn in the 1800s, and was later converted into a home in 1850. You will immediately fall for the homeÂ’s character and charm. It is the perfect place to spend a snow day in the winter watching the snowfall over the Horton Farm tobacco barns. Springtime will be one of your favorite seasons. Daffodils, tulips & crocuses pop up everywhere. The neighborhood comes alive as people go bye on horseback, walking dogs, and bicycling to the Ferry. Enjoy a walk to SoG center for cup of coffee and catch up with other locals. On your way back pop in HortonÂ’s Farm Stand for fresh veggies and eggs. In Summer the area is full of color. Hydrangeas are planted all throughout the property. Pack a cooler and walk to the Ferry and take a ride over the river to Shad Row, a fun restaurant on the Rocky Hill side of the river. Autumn is magical in SoG. The fall colors are breathtaking against the backdrop of the tobacco barns. It isnÂ’t uncommon for an occasional painter to ask permission to set up an easel at the base of the front yard to paint the picturesque scene across the street of the farm and tobacco barns. Everyone who lives on Ferry Lane and in Nayaug truly appreciates the area and help to maintain its historical integrity and charm. They appreciate the area and are exactly where they want to be, it truly creates a sense of community. Welcome home.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.