Residential Roundup: Homes that Light up Our World

By Tyler R. Morrissey

Before we know it the temperatures will begin to dip further as fall slowly transitions to winter. With this change comes the familiar smell of wood burning inside a fireplace as friends and loved ones gather around the living room or family room. The snaps and crackling of the fire evoke memories of a cozy night in with a hot cup of tea or cocoa. These homes will warm your heart both inside and out.

343 Rowayton Avenue – Rowayton, Conn.

This head-turning contemporary farmhouse is a Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Connecticut (HOBI) award-wining property. Built in 2003, the 6,057 square-foot home features an extraordinary open floor place, which is perfect for your next large gathering. In the living room, there is a stone fireplace that can turn the largest of spaces into an intimate setting. On the second floor, the spacious master bedroom also includes a gas fireplace, as well as a tray ceiling. A creative landscaping design outside makes for exterior entertaining areas that are so unique, they must be seen to be appreciated.

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For more information: Doug Werner, 203.962.2601, [email protected]

339 Weed Avenue – Stamford, Conn.

At 339 Weed Avenue resides a beautifully updated and expanded 1840s farmhouse in the sought-after Cove section of Stamford. This charming home offers over 3,000 square feet including four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, gleaming hardwood floors and a formal living room with French doors that lead to a patio. The living room is also highlighted by a stone fireplace and wall of windows that overlook beautifully landscaped gardens. Situated across from Holly Pond, this home has seasonal views of the pond and Long Island Sound and is in walking distance to Cove Island Park.

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For more information: Coree LaManna, 203.470.3889, [email protected], Paul Gervais, 914.319.0661, [email protected]

2 Laurelwood Court – Rye, N.Y.

In the ideal location of Rye is this stately Georgian Colonial on two park-like, level acres. An open floor plan with high ceilings offers a perfect flow for today’s lifestyle. Built with a flawless balance of elegant entertaining spaces and informal living areas, no expense has been spared in its construction and design, which includes not one, but three fireplaces. Other amenities include a grand master suite with four additional ensuite bedrooms, mudroom and additional recreational space on the lower level with full bath.

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For more information: Patricia Hirsch, 917.855.3604, [email protected]

14 Old Redding Road – Redding, Conn.

This 1787 center hall, Greek Revival style home is known locally as the Simon Couch House. Couch has ties to one of the founding families of Redding, and this home evokes that time period while maintaining modern amenities for today’s lifestyle. Outbuildings on the property include a one and a half-story, two-bay, entry barn with massive chestnut beams and a loft, which can also serve as detached garage space. The home also has 12 rooms with six bedrooms and four fireplaces. A 1920s addition to the original structure includes two bedrooms and a fabulous 27 x 15-foot, sun-filled family room lined with casement windows, featuring a spectacular floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace.

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For more information: Roni Agress, 203.733.2656, [email protected]

70 Stonewall Circle – West Harrison, N.Y.

Elegance, sophistication and style describe this West Harrison Colonial. Double French doors lead into a dramatic two-story marble entryway. This spacious five-bedroom, five-bath house sits majestically on half an acre of beautifully landscaped property. Its open floor plan is perfect for entertaining, and the family room features a cathedral ceiling with a gas fireplace under a sandstone mantle. The master suite includes his and hers walk-in closets, as well as a marble master bathroom with a Jacuzzi.

16696067_24072410-08For more information: Julia Brasesco, 914.450.8338, [email protected]

415 Polly Park Road – Rye, N.Y.

Luxury awaits you in this reconstructed Colonial that overlooks the historic 13th hole on the West Course of the Westchester Country Club. This home was designed to maximize the views from almost every room. The front to back entrance hall featuring a double height ceiling leads you to French doors that open to the patio, pool and pool house. The formal living space flows seamlessly throughout this home, perfect for entertaining indoors and out. Also the master suite’s tranquility and privacy includes an inviting fireplace, as well as a stunning view of the golf course.

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For more information: Beth Delaney, 914.260.7836, [email protected]

76 Ludlow Road – Westport, Conn.

This character-filled, vintage home is in close proximity to town and has been enhanced with a new, modern kitchen, new bathrooms and many other high-end system upgrades. Light-filled and generous rooms have original moldings, nine foot ceilings and hardwood floors. A wrap-around front porch, screened side porch and private backyard patio offer many choices for quiet relaxation, family gatherings and festive entertaining. Walk a few blocks to Westport’s vibrant Main Street for shopping, art shows and restaurants while the Westport train station is a five-minute drive for commuters.

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For more information: Joan Wright, 203.247.5868, [email protected]

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2 Comments

Excellent roundup post. All on one!! Thank you

Dela Ampofo, on November 6, 2017 at 1:38 pm

    Thank you, we’re glad you enjoyed it!

    Tyler Morrissey, on November 6, 2017 at 2:01 pm

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