285,000

Meticulously Maintained Cape in Torrington's West End. Offered for the first time since 1967, this classic 3 bedroom Cape has been a cherished home filled with decades of laughter, music and memories. Long owned by an engineer, the property reflects thoughtful maintenance and attention to detail throughout, with numerous improvements completed over the years. The professionally completed, partially finished basement provides flexible space for recreation, hobbies or a home office. Among the more recent updates are new carpeting and cosmetic improvements completed in 2024. Hardwood floors extend throughout the carpeted areas of the home and are believed to be beneath the kitchen flooring as well. Bring your decorating ideas to the classic kitchen and make it your own. Solar panels provide an energy-efficient feature. Outside, enjoy a level, private backyard, storage shed and detached garage with electricity. Located on a quiet dead-end section of McKinley Street, the home is minutes from downtown dining, the Warner Theatre and the Naugatuck River Greenway. Historic Litchfield, with additional dining, boutiques and classic New England charm, is just a short drive away. Torrington continues to invest in its future, including a $70 million downtown revitalization and the recently completed $179.5 million state-of-the-art Middle and High School campus. A lovingly maintained home in a city experiencing an exciting period of renewal. Some improvements over the years include phased replacement windows, vinyl siding, attic insulation, a renovated main bathroom, garage and shed roofs, house roof (back side only due to solar panels in the front), water heater, and much more. Selling As-Is. Looking for a night out? Catch a show at the Warner Theatre, discover the Nutmeg Ballet Conservatory or browse Five Points Gallery downtown. Prefer fresh air? Hike the trails at Sunnybrook State Park, Paugnut State Forest, or make a day of it at Burr Pond, or, White Memorial in close by Litchfield. From McKinley Street, downtown Torrington, Litchfield and Route 8 are within easy reach. Here's a fun local connection: Nearby Hillside Cemetery was designed by Olmsted Brothers, the firm run by the sons of Frederick Law Olmsted, who helped design New York City's Central Park! And there's more ahead for Torrington. Approximately $70 million in public and private investment is supporting projects in and around downtown, with some complete and others moving forward. Visit the City of Torrington's website to see what's taking shape.