Expansive Historic Cape Hits the Market in Milford

If you’ve been hunting for a piece of New England charm that still feels livable today, you might want to take a look at 370 Calf Pen Lane in Milford. Nestled on a manicured corner lot in the Pond Point neighborhood, the house just hit the market with an asking price of $649,900.

The home was built in 1938, so you can expect the sort of historic details that make a house feel like a storybook—hand‑milled white‑oak floors, walnut pegging, and a roofline that nods to classic Cape architecture. Yet it’s not a museum; the owners have woven thoughtful updates throughout the almost 3,000 sq ft of finished space, keeping the character while adding modern comforts.

Inside you’ll find four bedrooms and three full baths, which gives a bit of breathing room for families, guests, or that in‑law suite you’ve been dreaming about. The master suite is generous, and the other bedrooms are well‑spaced, each with ample closet space. The kitchen, though not described in the listing, appears to have been refreshed, and the living areas flow naturally toward the back patio, perfect for summer evenings.

One of the biggest perks? The beach is only a short walk away. Imagine dropping the kids off at the water’s edge after a quick stroll from the front door—easy, breezy, and undeniably New England. The location also puts you within convenient driving distance of downtown Milford, a handful of restaurants, and easy access to I‑95 for commuters.

Outside, the property is framed by mature trees and a tidy lawn, offering both privacy and curb appeal. The corner lot adds a touch of extra space, which is a rare find in this part of town.

Whether you’re a local looking to upgrade, a family craving a historic feel, or an out‑of‑state buyer attracted by the coastal lifestyle, this Cape could be worth a second look. For photos, a full list of amenities, and to schedule a showing, visit the Zillow listing or contact the listing agent directly.