Some homes are built. This one was crafted. Hand-laid fieldstone construction, old-world masonry, and timeless character define this casual, livable Post-War/Mid-Century Traditional - a home the land itself seems to have produced. Straddling the line between New Fairfield and Sherman, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath retreat sits on 2.24 private acres with over 2,800 square feet of generous, comfortable living space - sized for real life, real families, and real gatherings. Two fieldstone wood-burning fireplaces - one on each level - anchor the home with warmth and authenticity. Upstairs, a sun-drenched den overlooks the rolling countryside, a quiet perch ideal for reading or simply taking it all in. A fragrant cedar closet in the attic adds a nostalgic, practical touch - perfect for seasonal storage. Outside, the grounds burst with mature perennials - a gardener's delight that returns more beautifully each season. The heated 2-car garage doubles as a serious workshop, featuring a built-in 14-foot workbench - a rare find. The detached studio, currently used for dry storage, could potentially be converted to a workshop, guest suite, or in-law apartment - subject to town approval. Built to last generations - and it shows. The stone, the fireplaces, the bones speak to an era when things were made with permanence in mind. Two towns. 2.24 acres. Two fireplaces. One seriously special property.