This virtually new condo at Fernwood Estates offers luxury living within an active adult community. The ground floor unit features an open concept floor plan connecting the kitchen, dining room, and living room areas. The kitchen is fully equipped for a serious cook with stainless GE appliances, ample custom cabinetry, walk-in pantry, and granite counters. Details like tray ceilings, crown molding, and recessed lighting give the various spaces architectural flair and character. The master suite
Modern, bright, and spacious, this 2 bedroom 2 bath, over 1,826 sqft at the Grosvenor House offers the convenience and amenities that make it a wonderful home. A large foyer offers marble floors, room for a bench and table, and an oversized closet. Spacious and bright, the living and dining rooms flow smoothly together with plenty of space for each area. The updated kitchen has room for a table and ample storage. A secluded master
We recently listed this spacious condo in Hartford’s West End for rent. It is located in the gated community, the Allyn Estate. The home offers 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths over 2,632 square feet and also includes additional finished basement space. The first floor has a welcoming foyer, kitchen with eat-in space, combination living room/dining room with wood burning fireplace and a family room. You can access a private patio from the living room area.
This pristine Harrison model end-unit at The Goodwin Estate, one of Hartford’s premier condo communities, offers it all. The home has 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths over 3,164 square feet. The open floor plan on the first floor has wonderful flow for entertaining and everyday living. The combination living room and dining room features a gas fireplace and opens to a modern kitchen with maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, a custom tile backsplash
Kenneth Gosselin’s piece about the Bank of America building in today’s Courant noted that the owner of 777 Main Street had considered converting some of the building to condos in 2006, and ended with a quote making it clear that a residential conversion was back on the table. Although the current situation can be viewed as a loss for the City – nobody wants to see a business downsizing – it can also be seen