Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
There’s nothing better than taking some time to relax outside on a warm day. Catch up on some reading, drink a cold beverage, maybe even take a nap. There is something magical about warm spring days. This deck is ready for spring. There is room for a nice sized table, the grill, and some lounge chairs. You can even get a nice deck in a condo. It’s rare, but we have one listed right now
Directly across the street from the Flatbush Avenue Fastrak station is the first new development along the rapid bus transit corridor. The site was assembled by combining three adjacent parcels. It appears that the developer paid over $1 million for the properties in two separate deals in September of 2015. The map below comes from the West Hartford GIS site, with the new development outlined in red and the Fastrak station outlined in green. A
Don’t miss this fresh, charming brick Colonial on Van Buren Avenue in West Hartford Center! The welcoming entry opens to a front-to-back living room with gas fireplace. Beyond the living room a den overlooks the back yard through a large picture window. The updated kitchen has stone counters, custom backsplash, an apron sink, Viking/Sub-Zero appliances, and a butler’s pantry that leads to the oversized dining room with wainscoting. A rear deck and powder room complete
Hartford has a nice selection of residences that were built with a level of care, and attention to detail, that makes them works of art. Some were special from the day they were built, others because of who built them, and still others because they survive as one of the few examples of an era. It’s rare for a private citizen to be able to own a home that is a work of art, yet
The rumor mill worked overtime this week to put Peyton Manning in West Hartford looking at homes. As far as we’re concerned, it’s just a rumor. But, if the future Hall of Fame quarterback is in the market for a local property, then we have the perfect place! If Manning were to come to Greater Hartford, then all he would need is a modest pied-a-terre for when he’s in town for work. Of the many