331 Middle Haddam Rd Portland, CT 06480

Tucked away on 3.62 private acres and surrounded by the charm of Portland's historic district, this stunning reproduction Colonial built in 2004 offers the character of a historic New England home with the comfort and convenience of modern living. Set behind a fully fenced yard with apple, pear, cherry, and peach trees, the property backs directly to over 40 acres of protected Middlesex Land Trust land with private access to the scenic Airline Trail creating a setting that feels peaceful, timeless, and connected to nature. Inside, the home blends farmhouse warmth with modern style. Wide hardwood floors, shiplap accents, open shelving, a farmhouse sink, and an open flowing layout create a space that feels both inviting and functional. The kitchen opens seamlessly into the dining area, while pocket doors lead to a private study and sliders connect the indoor living space to the expansive outdoor deck. Perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings overlooking the property. Upstairs, two bedrooms have been thoughtfully combined into one oversized bedroom retreat but could easily be converted back if desired. The spacious primary suite features a soaking tub, walk-in closet, and additional storage space.The finished lower level offers incredible flexibility with a large den/family room ideal for a gym, media room, or entertainment space, along with a third bedroom and beautifully updated full bath. Perfect for guests, extended family, or private living quarters Conveniently located just off Route 66 between Middletown and East Hampton, and moments from the scenic Connecticut River and historic Cobalt Route, this home offers the perfect balance of privacy, accessibility, and lifestyle. The home is exceptionally energy efficient, featuring solar panels that can reduce electric costs to under $10/month during non-peak seasons, along with a modern Harman pellet stove offering temperature controlled forced heat to help minimize oil usage. A rare opportunity to own a home where modern farmhouse style, nature, history, and functionality all come together.