Welcome to the Joshua & Sarah Cook house on Knowles Landing in the historic shipbuilding village of Middle Haddam. Built in 1730, this central chimney Colonial period house is perched on the banks of the Connecticut River and has a spectacular view. The home is 2,525 sq.ft. and features 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, powder room, detached garage/barn and enclosed sun-filled porch. Original features include wide-plank hardwood floors, hearth with brick beehive oven and cast iron swing arm, 12/12 and 8/12 sash windows, original fireboxes, cathedral ceilings with exposed beams, interior doors and hardware, charming built-ins, hidden closets, and barrel-vaulted ceilings on the third floor. The historic charm and integrity of this Knowles Landing landmark were in good hands with HP Broom Housewright at the helm of the 2011 remodel. The architectural details of the home were preserved while incorporating modern conveniences in 3 bathrooms and the Kitchen, including a gas range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, plenty of display shelving mixed with original built-in cabinetry, separate pantry and space for a breakfast table overlooking the fieldstone patio and CT River. The primary suite on the second floor has a full bathroom with clawfoot tub, dressing/sitting area and bedroom with a fireplace and views of the river. Central air throughout. Two-hour commute to New York or Boston and a half hour drive to Long Island Sound. Come experience the New England charm of this riverfront village.