In-ground poolSmall pondWraparound front porchVaulted ceilings and skylightsMature landscaping
Your Country Retreat Awaits!
Welcome to 6688 Cross Road in the Town of Ashford, where this well-maintained 2 bedroom, 3 bath home is nestled on 5 scenic acres, offering privacy and a peaceful country setting. Built in 1996, this 1,152 square foot home includes a detached 2 car garage, an in-ground pool, a small pond, and a backyard that borders a tranquil stream.
Inside, the kitchen features beautiful hickory cabinetry and a breakfast area that flows into the living room with vaulted ceilings and skylights, creating a bright and inviting gathering space. The first floor also offers a spacious bedroom with a large closet and a full bathroom. Upstairs, you'll find a loft style living area, an additional large bedroom, and another full bathroom, providing flexible living space.
The finished basement expands the home's functionality with a kitchenette, full bathroom, family room, and sliding glass doors leading directly to the patio and in-ground pool ideal for entertaining, recreation, or additional living space.
Enjoy the outdoors from the wraparound front porch or the rear deck overlooking the pool and landscaped grounds. Additional features include mature landscaping, a backup generator, and a detached 2 car garage for storage, hobbies, or vehicles.
This property offers a wonderful combination of comfortable living and outdoor amenities!
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