Palmer Landing is located directly on the water in Stamford, Connecticut, providing great views of the Long Island Sound. With 78 units, the three bedroom, three bathroom units range from 1,300 to 2,000 square feet of sun and light.
Palmer Landing gives you plenty of space to invite your friends to enjoy the views from your large deck. Units feature plush wall to wall carpets throughout, large windows, and one car detached garages.
Clean and quiet gas heat and central air conditioning keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer or you can enjoy the sea breezes from the river. All in all, if you are a person who loves the sea and your boat, Palmer Landing could be your road to a smooth and exciting lifestyle in Stamford, Connecticut.
Close to Palmer Landing is West Beach Park with its beautiful sandy beach and picnic area. Open to Stamford residents with a sticker, there is free parking. Public transportation will take you to the Railroad Station and the Stamford Town Center with its top of the line shopping and close by are wonderful restaurants, hotels and big box stores. Created by a boater for boaters, you will enjoy your lifestyle at Palmer Landing.
The town of Stamford, located in Fairfield County, Connecticut, is the fourth largest city in the state, and part of the greater New York Metropolitan area. Originally a bedroom community for people commuting to New York City, Stamford is now a place where people from New York City come to work. As years passed by, the city, the people and the landscape changed in order to assimilate all the resources required by modern living.
Stamford was established in 1640, after a parcel of land that is now known as downtown Stamford has been purchased. Since it was settled, the town managed to grow stronger and stronger through subsistence farming and small manufacturing.
By 1800, the population reached 1,900 people. However, it wasn’t until 1848, when the railroad came to town that the population number really boomed. Major companies and corporations such as The Yale and Lock Company, set their headquarters in Stamford, profiting from the quick and cheap delivery of goods enabled by the introduction of the railroad.
As the downtown area started deteriorating, the town’s population started to drop. This led to a federally supported renewal in the 1960s in which 60% of the downtown area was destroyed, leaving the town with almost no historical buildings but with a variety of office buildings along Route 95.
Today, downtown Stamford is an area with corporate headquarters, industry, and gorgeous high rise apartment buildings, while the Stamford North of downtown is mainly a residential location with amazing single homes and condominiums. Besides this, Stamford is constantly welcoming new businesses into town, creating more job opportunities. The town has lots of open space, playgrounds, golf courses, beaches and parks.
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