This one is bittersweet. We’ve loved her for 20 years. Now it’s time to let someone else appreciate her beauty, history, and neighborhood. The sunlight caught us initially. There is no need for lights at any point in the day. Natural light streams in. Then, the architectural presence. Even empty, she’s a stunner. Detailed woodwork, three fireplaces, French doors, that exquisite stained glass window. Over the years we undid previous choices that unfavorably altered her.
A stunning example of turn of the century architecture and woodworking, this West End Victorian will be a truly wonderful home for its next owner. Set on a small knoll, the beauty and grandeur will strike you as you approach the wide front porch. Enter inside and take in the special millwork the foyer displays. Flanked on each side by the formal living and dining rooms, you’ll appreciate the double French doors with transom windows
Don’t miss this thoughtfully updated, well maintained Cape in West Hartford’s popular Elmwood neighborhood. First, enter into the sunny living room. The hardwood floors and wood burning fireplace welcome you home. This opens to the remodeled kitchen with stone counters, plenty of cabinet space, stainless appliances, and an eat-in area. Down the hall you’ll find a full bathroom and two of the home’s four bedrooms. Upstairs, there are two more nicely sized bedrooms. You’ll appreciate
This 6-unit brick apartment building is a great investment opportunity in Hartford’s Clay Arsenal neighborhood. Each unit is spacious with five rooms- a kitchen, living room/dining room, two bedrooms, bonus room, and full bathroom. All of the windows have been replaced. The property has public water and sewer, as well as natural gas. The interior of the property will need significant rehab and a trash out, as it was previously vandalized. All utilities are turned
The Hartford County single-family home market began 2014 with 519 contracts in January. The total was more than 4% lower than January of last year, though still higher than any other year since our data began in 2009. January was the longest cold stretch that we can remember in Greater Hartford. There have been brief deep freezes, but our experience in the area is that the temperature rarely falls below 20 degrees for long. This
