Expert Advice from Amy & Kyle Bergquist at Keller Williams Legacy Partners
This grand Victorian is ready to be your next home. From the covered front porch, to the dramatic interior, to the oversized backyard, this is the historic West End at its best. A spacious foyer inside the double entry is the heart of the home. The main level includes a front-to-back living room with gas fireplace, a large office with French doors at the base of the tower, a sunken den overlooking the backyard, a
This Victorian just received a stunning renovation! The owners opened up the main level to give the home a spacious and modern feel. All the updates were thoughtfully chosen and stay true to the original style. The living room, with wood burning fireplace, opens to an oversized dining room with a fireplace of its own. A sunroom provides access to an unheated solarium. The fully updated kitchen is design at its best, with new cabinetry,
105 Girard has everything you would expect in a classic West End Victorian. Set up from the street, a deep front porch is the perfect gathering place. Step through the entry vestibule into an open foyer, featuring a pretty turned staircase. High ceilings, hardwood floors, and French doors throughout frame the space. The main level provides a formal living room with wood burning fireplace and a formal dining room with bay window. An office space
Don’t miss 81 Fern, a stylish Victorian that has been updated to impress! The home receives high marks for character, with an oversized front porch, double entry, natural woodwork, fireplaces, and turned stairs. The foyer, living room, and dining room are all open to each other, providing a comfortable environment to relax and a wonderful space to entertain. However, it’s the thoughtful updates that will make you fall in love. The kitchen features stone counters
It is rare to find a truly exceptional home in Downtown Hartford, but 33 Charter Oak Place has a very unique opportunity available – a four-bedroom penthouse condominium. Charter Oak Place, the original site of the Charter Oak tree that was used to hide the Connecticut State Charter in 1662, is a quiet residential street one block south of the Public Library in Downtown Hartford. Number 33 is on the north end of the street,