Built in 2003 and located in the colonial town of Norwalk, Cottonwood Chase is home to 5 beautiful condominiums in the Cranbury neighborhood. Each three-storey house is about 1,500 square feet and has four bedrooms perfect for any family.
The master suite comes with its own full bathroom, walk-in closet, and wall-to-wall carpeting. The bathroom has a gorgeous sink and jet tub, along with everything else you would expect in a top-of-the-line washroom. And to make your nights even more luxurious, the fireplace in the master suite is the perfect way to end your day.
The kitchens display outstanding craftsmanship with its granite counter-tops and custom wooden cabinets. Including a center island and hardwood flooring, this kitchen is filled with the latest in design and appliances. With dining rooms, living rooms, dens, multiple bedrooms, and fully furnished basements, these homes have an enormous amount of space.
The rooms all have high ceilings and many windows, bringing together the entire home with sunlight and air. And when it is needed, oil heating and central air will regulate the temperature in your home.
The pristine location of Cottonwood Chase is what makes these homes truly special. Situated right between Norwalk and Westport, there are a plethora of Zagat rated restaurants at your fingertips.
Both downtown Westport and SoNo, offer some of the best in shopping, with designer stores such as Tiffany’s, and Patagonia. In addition, both the East Norwalk and Saugatuck railroad stations are just minutes away and will take you into New York City in just over an hour.
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Cranbury is a neighborhood in the northeast corner of Norwalk, CT. A local community group, called the Save Cranbury Association, aims to preserve the historical and rural quality of this area of Norwalk.
Located in Cranbury is Cranbury Park, which is almost 220 acres in size. The park features many trails and a full frisbee golf course, making dog walking and frisbee playing very popular in this neighborhood. In addition, many classes are offered at the park, including dog obedience, yoga, tai chi, painting, photography, and more.
In the park is the estate of Edward B. Gallaher, former owner of the Clover Manufacturing Company. The Gallaher Mansion is a 20 room, Tudor Revival-style English fieldstone manor house built in the early 1930s. The mansion, with oak paneling, French doors, and stained glass windows, is a popular place for community meetings and weddings.
At the corner of Cranbury Road and Newtown Avenue is The White Barn Theatre, founded by the late actress Lucille Lortel in 1947. The theater was created from an old horse barn which was has since been expanded and renovated. Lortel wanted to present unusual and experimental plays as well as promote new playwrights, composers, actors, directors, and designers.
Cranbury is a great place to live or visit. There is much to do in Cranbury, so stop by today!
Norwalk is a beautiful and lively city in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Found 45 miles from New York City, it is part of the greater New York Metropolitan area. The town has plenty of historic houses, which were once occupied by renowned writers and artists, sophisticated and wealthy communities, as well as many houses that face the calming waters of the Long Island Sound, providing incredible views. Norwalk is a town where everyone can find a lovely place to live, at affordable prices.
Norwalk was purchased in 1640, and chartered as a town in 1651. During the Revolutionary War, the town was almost completely destroyed by the British troops, with only six houses left standing. Oyster farming and the New York and New Haven Railroad that started operating through town, contributed to the town’s growth and development in the 19th century. Incorporated as the town it is today in 1913, Norwalk is nowadays one of the most livable cities in the United States.
Norwalk is one of those towns that give out a busy feel, but are extremely beautiful and often offer the peace and tranquility one needs amidst the daily activities. With two sandy beaches and several ponds, a variety of golf courses, tennis courts, and wonderful parks, the town offers residents a wealth of recreational opportunities. Norwalk is known for its Maritime Museum and Center, the annual Oyster Festival that always attracts large crowds, but also for the sophisticated shopping and eating district that is known as SoNo- South Norwalk business district.
This small city has strong manufacturing roots; in the 20th century, a major industry in Norwalk was the manufacturing of leather goods and materials for clothing. Many companies move their headquarters in Norwalk, as the city has a great transportation system and affordable work force. Some of the companies that can be found in Norwalk today are: Applera, ABB Inc., Pepperidge Farms, Xerox and more.
Norwalk has a much appreciated educational system and always provides top notch school programs. The town is beautiful, and its location on the Long Island Sound and close to New York City makes it a living choice for many people. The landscape of the city is constantly changing, many old buildings and houses are being torn down and replaced with new structures to fit modern lifestyles. Energetic, vibrant and sophisticated, the town of Norwalk is very welcoming and a wonderful place to live.
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