62 Highland St Wethersfield, CT 06109

UPDATED July 2026: Seller is investing over $25,000 in professional pre-closing improvements, including a complete interior basement perimeter drainage system with a new sump pump, professional removal of attic vermiculite insulation, removal of asbestos floor tile in the breezeway/mudroom, installation of new R-49 attic insulation, all required permits, independent post-abatement air-clearance testing, and complete documentation provided at closing, including paid invoices, permits, warranties, and air-clearance reports. These significant improvements provide exceptional value and peace of mind for the next owner. Historic Charm Meets Modern Peace of Mind! Rich in character and timeless New England appeal, this circa-1750 side-hall Colonial offers nearly 2,000 square feet of living space and is ready for its next chapter. This 4-bedroom home features wide-plank hardwood flooring, an eat-in kitchen with Corian countertops and abundant cabinetry, natural gas-fired hot water baseboard heat, and an attached two-car garage. Recent structural improvements, including foundation repairs and reinforcement work, provide a solid foundation for future restoration and updates. The 13' x 11' enclosed porch, with direct access to both the backyard and garage, offers an ideal mudroom or flex space. Just off the kitchen is an inviting 18' x 10' screened porch overlooking the backyard. Rich in original period details, the first floor showcases three fireplaces located in the kitchen, living room, and dining room. The sun-filled living room features wide-plank hardwood flooring, a fireplace, and windows on three sides. The spacious dining room offers matching wide-plank flooring, its own fireplace, and distinctive moldings that reflect the home's timeless craftsmanship. The second-floor features hardwood flooring throughout, a generous landing, four bedrooms, and two full bathrooms, including one that has been gutted and is ready for renovation to suit your vision. This is a rare opportunity to restore and personalize a historic home while benefiting from significant structural, environmental, and mechanical improvements already being completed by the seller. The roof was replaced in 2011. The property is an excellent candidate for a Fannie Mae HomeStyle Renovation Loan, allowing buyers to finance additional improvements while preserving the home's remarkable history.