Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
Welcome to the Linden! This charming historic building is just steps from all that Downtown Hartford has to offer. You’ll be greeted by 24-hour onsite security as you enter and can take the elevator or stairs to your corner unit on the second floor. The open floor plan of the unit offers a foyer area which leads to a combination living room and dining room. Ten foot ceilings, exposed brick and a built-in bookcase provide
The West End Civic Association (WECA) Planning and Zoning Committee convened a meeting on the evening of August 28, 2014 to hear about a proposed redevelopment of the Hartford College for Women site. The property, bounded by Asylum Avenue, Elizabeth Street, and Girard Avenue, is a little over 10 acres and is currently owned by the University of Hartford. It has been available for a number of years, and has been the subject of a
The spacious front porch of this West End Colonial is a perfect way to welcome friends and neighbors. Pass through the double entry, with mosaic tile floor, into the oversized foyer. Natural woodwork, canvas ceilings, and a grand staircase are just some of the many architectural features. The living room has a fireplace and built-in bench seat. The dining room includes a bay and built-in. Enjoy the updated kitchen with Vermont soapstone counters, farmhouse sink,
The Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) is the water utility for a number of towns in the Hartford area. They are in the middle of a massive effort called the Clean Water Project, whose goal is to reduce the amount of untreated sewage that finds its way into local rivers and streams during storms when the sanitary sewer is overwhelmed by rain water. The MDC has been doing a lot of work in the West End
A small crowd gathered near the trash and recycle bins of a pale yellow home on the corner of Whitney and Fern. Saturday at high noon is traditionally the time of reckoning for properties subject to foreclosure auctions, and the appointed hour grew near. The group that was forming was an eclectic bunch. Investors walked with purpose as they evaluated the outside of the property, measuring the opportunity. They paced back and forth on the