Four Winds Woodland View Condos, located in Shelton Connecticut, is a cluster home complex of 55 units built in 2004. Units run from 2,450 to 3,506 square feet of sunny and bright living area. An open floor plan gives easy flow living.
The living features a mantled fireplace, recessed lighting, built-in bookcases and cabinets, as well as hardwood flooring. Sliding doors lead to the large all weather deck, which boasts views of woods and open spaces.
Your home at Four Winds Woodland View Condos will provide you with a top of the line eat-in kitchen. Beautiful custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances are featured in each kitchen.
In many units the master suite is on the first floor, with its hardwood floors and recessed lighting. The master bath comes with marble floors and shower, a big soaking tub and dual sinks.
In addition to the storage possibilities in the lower level den, there is floored storage space over the two car attached garage. The other bedrooms, some with walk in closets, have hardwood floors and large windows and bathrooms have showers.
Units are heated with clean gas heat and cooled by zoned air conditioning.
Located close to Route 8 which will take you to Bridgeport to the south and Waterbury to the north, the Housatonic River is not far away as is the small charming town of Shelton. All along Route 8 are numerous industrial parks where many companies have located in the last decade. If you want access to the towns along the Naugatuck Valley then you must look at Four Winds Woodland View Condos.
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About Shelton…
The area now known as Shelton was originally settled by members of the Paugussett tribe who were hunter/gatherers and who were also involved in agriculture. They referred to the area they lived in as Pootatuck. It did not take long for English settlers to move in, displacing the Paugussett tribe. By 1717 there were about 50 families living in what was then called Corum.
Corum was primarily an agricultural community but a prosperous one which allowed the inhabitants to build a number of buildings which still stand today such as the Huntington Congregational Church. In town there was also a shipyard and docks for shipping the produce to market further down the coast and to New York City.
During the nineteenth century Shelton became a center of manufacturing, built a dam and canal and a significant water oriented business. Factories manufactured paper, boxes, woolen yarn, pins, tack, hooks and eyes, carriage and other hardware, pianos, rubber goods, printing presses, combs, razor straps, bicycle parts and silk goods. The ease of shipment contributed to the success of the town. In the 1970 and 1980s industry declined as companies moved out of New England to places where labor was cheaper.
With the building of Route 8, Shelton changed again as office space became available and favorable costs of doing business attracted companies such as Tetley Tea, General Electric, ITT, Black and Decker, Tetra-Pak and Cheseborough-Ponds. Today Shelton is an energized community with an eye to the past with its aggressive rebuilding of downtown Shelton, its restoration of historic buildings and an eye to the future as High rise condominiums are built to house those working for the companies moving to town.
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