If you’ve been looking for the perfect smaller home in the West End, this one’s for you. Nicely updated and located on a very neighborly block on Kenyon Street, its proximity to UConn Law School, Downtown, Elizabeth Park, and the busline can’t be beat. Inside this charming Victorian you’ll appreciate the original beauty and many updates. An oversized living room has the original fireplace, cherry floors, and recessed lighting. You’ll love the turned staircase with
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This stately Tudor, located in West Hartford’s popular Hartford Golf Club neighborhood, was completely redesigned and renovated in 2021-22. The reimagined floor plan and finishes live like new construction, yet the home retains much of its original charm, both inside and out. As you pull into the circular, peastone driveway, you’ll appreciate the newly built 3-car garage. Enter the front door and have your breath taken away by the statement-making living room. A cathedral ceiling,
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With a fantastic location adjacent to UConn Law School and a short distance to Elizabeth Park, this West End Victorian awaits its new owner. A traditional porch greets you. An entry vestibule opens to the foyer with built-in bench seat. The sunny living room has a wood burning fireplace. The kitchen has plenty of work and storage space and an eat-in area. There is a pass-through to the formal dining room which features a built-in
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This beautifully updated and maintained 3-family in Hartford’s West End is a great choice for owner occupants or investors. The first floor and second floor units share the same layout and architectural details. Natural woodwork, shiny hardwood floors, high ceilings, pocket doors, and built-ins convey the traditional charm you expect in a West End home. A living room and sizable dining room lead to the updated kitchen, which features modern appliances and a spacious pantry.
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Life in the Southwest neighborhood could not be sweeter. Enjoy a two-unit building with terrific income potential or take advantage of the space as your own personal residence. The first-floor unit is typical for Hartford, with a living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, and 1 bathroom. It has a private front entrance, hardwood floors in most rooms, and its own laundry hookups in the basement. Note that all the appliances (range, fridge, freezer, washer,
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