227 Morro Street, Watertown, CT 06779

2 BED | 2 BATH | 2-CAR GARAGE | 2 DECKS | 2 PATIOS Perfect for 2 people who want peace, privacy, and proximity to everything. Cozy fireplace + central AC. Tucked on a quiet corner lot in the heart of Oakville (Watertown), this move-in-ready 1920s Dutch Colonial delivers modern comfort with vintage soul - and it's priced $25K+ below Watertown's median. Inside: Brand-new luxury vinyl floors $15,000 1st-floor walk-in tub (spa-level accessibility) Remove drop ceilings for 5 extra inches of height (virtually staged!) Outside: Two decks + two patios - morning coffee, evening wine Level 0.33-acre yard - low maintenance, high enjoyment Location = Gold: Walk to shops, schools, parks Minutes to Route 8, I-84, Waterbury Oakville charm, Watertown schools & taxes Why it works for TWO: One-level living option Dual outdoor retreats Quiet street, no through traffic Cash buyers close in 14 days. First-timers welcome. Oakville, a charming village within the town of Watertown, is known for its welcoming neighborhoods, strong community pride, and convenient location. The area blends small-town character with easy access to larger cities, making it a desirable choice for many buyers. Just minutes from Route 8 and I-84, commuting to Waterbury, Hartford, New Haven, or even lower Fairfield County is straightforward, while still allowing you to return home to a quieter, more relaxed setting at the end of the day. Watertown's school system is well-regarded, and Oakville families enjoy a variety of educational and extracurricular opportunities. Parks, athletic fields, and recreational programs are woven into the fabric of the town, with popular spots like Veterans Memorial Park and Black Rock State Park offering swimming, hiking, and seasonal events. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate Crestbrook Park Golf Course, a well-kept municipal course with a strong local following. For those who enjoy the outdoors, nearby Lake Winnemaug provides opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and scenic views year-round. The community also benefits from a strong local economy and a variety of small businesses, including family-owned restaurants, bakeries, and coffee shops that have been staples for generations. Larger shopping centers and dining options are just a short drive away, giving residents the best of both convenience and charm. Seasonal festivals, farmers markets, and town events create opportunities to connect with neighbors and celebrate Oakville's heritage. With its blend of affordability, accessibility, and quality of life, Oakville continues to attract first-time buyers, families, and those looking to downsize without giving up the comfort of a close-knit community. Its central location, recreational amenities, and reputation for livability make it one of Litchfield County's most appealing places to call home.