1 Elwell Road Built just two years ago, this stunning modern farmhouse blends timeless design with thoughtful finishes and quality craftsmanship throughout. A welcoming front porch and custom front door set the tone as you enter into a bright, open interior featuring 9-foot ceilings, abundant natural light, wide-plank oak hardwood floors, matte gold fixtures, and an inviting layout designed for modern living. The show stopping kitchen boasts white cabinetry, an oversized navy-blue island with seating, quartz countertops, a gas slide-in range with hood, built-in microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, and a dreamy walk-in pantry complete with additional cabinetry and a beverage cooler. The spacious family room centers around a cozy gas fireplace and opens to the rear patio through an 8-foot sliding door. The dining area also enjoys direct patio access, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living. Just off the kitchen, the mudroom features built-in benches, a closet, access to the two-car garage, and another entry to the patio. A private office or den with glass French doors provides the perfect work-from-home space. Upstairs, the luxurious primary suite showcases a vaulted ceiling, an incredible spa-inspired bath with a soaking tub and walk-in shower, and the oversized walk-in closet you've been dreaming of. Three generously sized bedrooms, a full bath, and a conveniently located laundry room complete the upper level. The recently finished lower level adds tremendous versatility; offering a spacious recreation room with a slider to the backyard, a full bathroom, and an additional den or flex space. Located in a beautiful neighborhood, this exceptional home offers style, comfort, and functionality in a truly desirable setting. Located in the desirable town of New Fairfield, known for its charming town, great schools and close proximity to the NY border. Rare opportunity for eligible VA buyers to assume the seller's existing VA loan at a 5.25% interest rate (subject to lender approval), potentially reducing monthly payments compared to current market financing. Buyer would be responsible for the difference between the current loan balance and the purchase price.