Easton, CT 06612
Perched on over three acres of wooded serenity in Lower Easton, 125 Buck Hill Road offers a rare opportunity to own a spacious, character-filled ranch with a flexible layout and abundant potential. Surrounded by mature trees and natural rock outcroppings, the home enjoys a secluded, elevated setting just minutes from the amenities of Fairfield, Westport, and the Merritt Parkway.
Originally built in 1967 and thoughtfully updated over time, this warm and inviting residence features a sprawling footprint, oversized windows, and multiple entertaining zones both indoors and out. A covered front porch welcomes guests, while the rear deck and terraced patio invite quiet moments of outdoor relaxation.
The heart of the home is a modern chef’s kitchen featuring granite countertops, glass tile backsplash, premium stainless steel appliances, and a large center island perfect for casual meals or entertaining. Adjacent formal and informal living spaces include a brick fireplace, built-ins, and a surround sound system throughout—offering ideal flow for gatherings of any size.
The primary suite is expansive and filled with natural light, complete with generous closet space and an en-suite bath. Two additional bedrooms offer flexible layout options for guests, children, or home office needs.
This home is ideal for buyers seeking space, flexibility, and a private country feel, all within the coveted Lower Easton location and top-rated Samuel Staples / Helen Keller / Joel Barlow school district.
Bring your vision and create your forever home in one of Fairfield County’s most desirable towns.
Tucked between Fairfield, Westport, and Redding, Easton is one of Connecticut’s most cherished hidden gems—offering a blend of natural beauty, storied history, and sophisticated rural living just 60 miles from Manhattan.
Founded in 1845, Easton has long prioritized the preservation of open space, making it one of the most verdant and low-density towns in Fairfield County. Over 30% of the land is protected through reservoirs, farmland, and conservation trusts. The landscape is dotted with historic homes, country roads, and expansive acreage, providing an unmatched sense of peace and privacy.
Easton is rich with cultural and historical significance. Helen Keller, one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century, made her home here for the final years of her life. Her beloved estate, Arcan Ridge, still stands as a quiet testament to her legacy. The town’s deep-rooted farming history also lives on through generations of family-run farms, like Silverman’s, Maple Row, and Sport Hill Farm, which continue to attract visitors from across the region.
Families are drawn to Easton for its top-rated public school system and community-driven atmosphere. The schools include:
Recreation abounds with access to hiking trails, fishing reservoirs, and nature preserves through the Aspetuck Land Trust, while nearby amenities in Westport, Fairfield, and Trumbull provide everything from shopping to fine dining and Metro-North train access.
Easton is ideal for those seeking a refined yet grounded lifestyle—where nature, community, and culture are equally valued. With its historic charm, spacious properties, and timeless appeal, Easton isn’t just a place to live—it’s a place to stay.
