There are six attached, townhouse style condominiums at South Street Commons. Built in 1985, these units have one bedroom and one full bathroom. They run at approximately 1,000 square feet of living space.
These units have a dining room, living room, and kitchen on the main floor with a loft master bedroom overlooking the first floor. The vaulted ceilings and skylights in these homes give a bright and inviting atmosphere to the space.
The living room is large and has a bay window to let in plenty of light. Laminate floors in the dining room and living room are very easy to maintain. The kitchen is finished with tile, while the master bedroom has wall to wall carpeting.
All kitchen appliances are included, and up to date. Electric heat warms the home in the winter.
The private deck is a great exterior feature - a sliding door from the dining room opens to this extra space. With only six units in this complex, South Street Commons is a very quiet and peaceful place to call home.
The detached one car garage offers extra potential storage space, and residents are also given reserved parking spots.
This quiet and well-maintained complex is ideally situated in a peaceful neighborhood close to town. South Street Commons has pleasant wooded views.
Like most of Fairfield County, Bethel has the ideal position of being close to beautiful, rural areas as well as more vibrant, urban centers. South Street Commons is in a great location in a quiet area that is also walking distance from Bethel’s center. restaurants, shopping, and transportation are all closeby.
South Street Commons is not only conveniently located close to the heart of charming Bethel, but also to Danbury, CT, with its large mall where there are department stores and specialty shops. Route 84 is a major east/west freeway and is a few minutes away. Also closeby is a train station, which will take you to New York City in about one hour and forty minutes.
Bethel is a small New England town located in the Northern Fairfield County, Connecticut. The town offers the advantage of being only 60 miles from New York City, with its busy and energetic lifestyle, as well as very close to the countryside, within minutes from the rural parts of Connecticut.
Founded around 1700, Bethel was a parish of Danbury for over 96 years and it was mainly a self-sufficient farming community. The first Bethel houses were built in the 1730s or 1740s, and can be found at 27 Grassy Plain Street and 63 Grassy Plain Street. Since then, the town has bloomed and even though it is rather small, Bethel is one of the places you can fall in love with quickly. The town also has a historic district - the Greenwood Avenue Historic District. This is the commercial center of the town and it features a variety of architectural styles- from Greek revival to Victorian styles, and the early 20th century influences, the buildings in Bethel center represent a part of small town American architecture history. The area includes various shops, restaurants, a public library, a church and a former opera house.
Whether you want to go for a stroll or a hike, shop for fresh fruit and vegetables at the Farmers Market, or even enjoy the wonderful sights over the beautiful woods and fields, you can do it without giving it much thought. Bethel is a unique small town with a friendly community and incredible parks and open spaces. In addition, the town has a very low crime rate, and it offers great education opportunities.
The town of Bethel is a family oriented place, with beautiful landscapes, interesting traditions and friendly people. It is a town where one can enjoy the beauty and serenity that nature has to offer, but also feel the pulse of a modern and energetic lifestyle.
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