Tiny House Goes On The Market In Glastonbury

GLASTONBURY, CT — Beyond Glastonbury's palatial million-dollar estates and historic homes in the south end of town stands a World War II-era home that offers a chance to go tiny.

The home at 88 Spring St. being offered for $324,900, according to the online real estate portal Zillow. It was constructed on 1942.

A quick look at the stats reveals two bedrooms and a single bathroom over 700 square feet, but the home has been "meticulously updated," according to the listing.

The home also features a three-season room and is "small-looking from the outside, but so roomy and comfy on the inside," the listing proclaims.

See images and the complete listing here.