Kent, Connecticut, is a thriving and historic New England village, in Litchfield County’s spectacular northwest corner along Route 7. The village of Kent is supported by an actively engaged community that sponsors nationally recognized events like Kent Presents (kentpresents.org), the Marvelwood School (marvelwood.org), the nationally known Tom Fazio designed Bulls Bridge Golf Club (bullsbridgegolfclub.org), the Appalachian Trail (appalachiantrail.org), the venerable High Watch Recover Center (highwatchrecovery.com), and continues as a Yankee Magazine (newengland.com) top-rated fall foliage destination. Kent is part of the six-town Region One school district with Housatonic Valley Regional High School serving as the public high school.
4 Fulling Lane is at the center of activity in Kent, within Kent Barns (kentbarnsct.com); a blend of the historic and contemporary, hosting a variety of businesses including art and antique galleries, restaurants, medical and professional offices, and in 2017 a spectacular new restaurant and tavern will be open featuring the renowned chef Joel Viehland.
The property is less than 90-miles from Manhattan and 8-miles from MetroNorth’s Ten-mile River train station. Kent attracts a mix of visitors from Fairfield, Westchester and Duchess Counties. It is situated along the Route 7 corridor and is a frequent stop for visitors heading north to Vermont and the Berkshires, and weekenders from New York. The town is a rural, yet welcoming community of less than 3,000 residents.
