Historic charm and modern updates make this condo a fantastic option for carefree living, right in the heart of Downtown Hartford. This townhouse-style unit is move-in ready with an open floor plan, high ceilings, exposed brick, oversized windows, hardwood floors throughout, new lighting fixtures and fresh paint. The remodeled kitchen offers granite counters, stainless steel appliances, updated cabinetry, and a breakfast bar. The space flows into the dining area and beyond to the living room
Welcome to your new townhome at the historic Linden community, steps from Downtown Hartford’s numerous amenities. The formal living room is a light, bright space with bay window, white washed brick, original fireplace and built-in shelving. Down the hall, the remodeled kitchen opens to the family room space with exposed brick wall. It also connects to the dining area, which walks out to a private porch, overlooking the community’s lovely garden space. A powder room
Dakota Partners is in the process of rehabilitating the historic Judd & Root building at the corner of Allyn and High streets in Downtown Hartford into 63 one bedroom apartments over ground floor commercial space. The developer’s project page notes that tenants are expected to begin to move into the units in the summer of 2014. The above photo was taken on Wednesday, July 30th, 2014 and shows that work is well underway. Windows on
Constitution Plaza is one of the centers of redevelopment in Downtown Hartford. A number of projects have been on the drawing board for years, and recently there seems to be signs that they will begin moving forward. The former hotel in the back right of the photo is slated to become apartments. Ken Gosselin, author of the Courant’s CT Property Line blog recently wrote about his encounter with the developer at the site after noticing
We found Portsmouth to be a very interesting place. And as residents of an area trying to build the type of vibrancy that they seemed to already have, it was difficult not to compare and contrast Portsmouth with the Hartford area. For background, the City of Portsmouth proper is only 15.6 square miles and has a population of about 21,000. This is about the same geographic size as our municipalities, as the City of Hartford
