Plenty of space, architectural charm, and cosmetic updates make this comfortable home on historic Fairfield Avenue a wonderful find for its next steward. Inside, you’ll love the bright interior, original woodwork, tall ceilings, French doors, and flexible layout. The oversized living and dining rooms anchor the home. A heated sunroom located off the living room can be used as an office, reading space, or playroom. The fully remodeled kitchen features stone counters, tile backsplash and
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This sweet Cape in the Norfeldt elementary district has great spaces inside and out, and features many recent improvements. The first floor offers a formal living room with wood burning fireplace, as well as a formal dining room with vaulted ceiling. Both provide easy access to the back deck and yard, perfect for entertaining. The kitchen is updated with newer stainless steel appliances, subway tile, white cabinets, and contemporary flooring. Down the hall you’ll find
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Strong Hartford County real estate performance continued through October of 2019. The month finished with 781 single-family contracts, slightly fewer than October 2018’s total, but keeping the year-to-date count about 3% ahead of 2018 overall. The market continued to have less overall inventory of available homes than either of the previous two years. However, the results by individual price bands (not pictured – contact us for the chart if you’re interested) show the familiar trend
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Earlier this week I had a chance to tour the latest projects from NINA (Northside Institutions Neighborhood Alliance), which is a non-profit working to rehabilitate blighted houses in the Asylum Hill area of Hartford. They have two adjacent buildings under construction, a brick 1-unit home at 115 Sigourney Street, and a large 3-unit building at 117 Sigourney Street. Although we’ve sold NINA properties in the past, it has always been on the resale market as
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The Hartford County single-family home market extended its late-summer strength through September. The County finished the month with 797 contracts, which was more than 16% higher that the unusually slow month observed in September 2018. On a year-to-date basis 2019 was 3.7% ahead of the 2018 contracts total through three quarters. Inventory continues to trend below both 2018 and 2017. The chart below shows it moved down slightly over the past two months. The reduction
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