357 Wrights Crossing Road, Pomfret, CT 06259

Welcome to Ufton Estate, a remarkable 41-acre private estate where historic character, exceptional craftsmanship and modern luxury come together in an extraordinary setting. Originally built in 1850 and thoughtfully reimagined in the early 1900s, the residence is filled with distinctive architectural details. Intricate hand-carved woodwork, elegant millwork and grandly proportioned rooms reflect the artistry of another era. Each space offers a sense of history while remaining comfortable, inviting and well suited to modern living. The home provides an impressive backdrop for both everyday life and memorable gatherings. Gracious entertaining spaces flow throughout the residence, complemented by intimate rooms that invite relaxation. Abundant windows frame views of the surrounding landscape and fill the interiors with natural light. Outside, the estate unfolds across 41 private acres with a heated pool, greenhouse, established gardens and expansive lawns. The beautifully layered grounds provide a timeless setting with endless opportunities for personalization. Reimagine the gardens and greenhouse, introduce an equestrian or agricultural component, enhance the outdoor entertaining spaces or simply enjoy the privacy and natural beauty of the estate as it is. Protected land owned by the Audubon Society surrounds the property, creating an exceptional sense of seclusion and preserving its peaceful natural setting. Located near the renowned Pomfret School, Ufton Estate offers the tranquility of the Connecticut countryside while remaining within reach of Providence, Boston and New York City. The property is approximately two hours from Boston and three hours from Manhattan, making it equally compelling as a full-time residence or refined country retreat. The history and craftsmanship are already here. What comes next is entirely yours. Please note: Select images feature conceptual renderings showcasing the property's possibilities and inspiring a vision for its future. Renderings are for illustrative purposes only.