Located in cozy Newtown, Walnut Tree Village is a large collection of over 100 ranch style homes that boast great views and are close to surrounding town highlights. Within the complex, three streets, Elizabeth Circle, Jennifer Lane, and Haley Lane, are home to some of the finest houses in the area. Built in 1997, 1998, and 1999, these homes contain top-of-the-line appliances and are perfect for any family.
The units located at Walnut Tree Village vary from 1,170 to 1,450 square feet in size. Each unit contains a full basement, as well as an attached one car garage. The condos contain one to three bedrooms with wall to wall carpeting and at least one full bathroom, if not two.
The spacious master bedrooms have large, walk in closets, as well as big windows for large amounts of sunlight and air. And when the natural air just is not enough, central air and gas heating will take over.
The kitchens are filled with beautiful wood cabinets and contain modern appliances, including gas stoves. The flooring is all hardwood or tile which connect to open and welcoming dining rooms and living rooms, many of which come with vaulted ceilings. In addition, each unit also boasts a deck that overlooks the complex pond, as well as some of the natural surroundings.
Walnut Tree Village is situated just minutes from Rocky Glen State Park, which is perfect for hiking with family, friends or pets, all of whom are welcome at Walnut Tree Village. The location is also near Route 84, a major east/west freeway that can take you to the famous Danbury Mall, which is just a short drive away. Candlewood Lake, the largest lake in Connecticut, is also just a short drive from your home and offers swimming and boating.
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Newtown is a small town in Fairfield County, located almost sixty miles from New York City. A bedroom community for Danbury and Bridgeport, the town grows at a fast pace while still maintaining its New England charm.
The picturesque Newtown was incorporated in 1711, on land bought from the Pohtatuck Indians in 1708. One year after the purchase, portions of land (4 acres) were given to young farmers who moved in the area and put the basis of the future town development by raising cattles, growing vegetables, and building saw and grist mills along the Potatuck River.
Before the Revolutionary War, the population of Newtown grew rather slowly, but after the war many manufacturing facilities were available in town; from hats, buttons and combs to furniture, fire hoses, and tea bags, Newtown grew into an active and busy community.
In the 19th century, the town witnessed an unprecedented manufacturing boom with the New York Belting and Packing Company, but in the early 20th century the town turned to agriculture once more, as the manufacturing was in decline. Today, Newtown offers all the facilities necessary for a carefree and modern existence, providing great recreational activities and facilities to make residents’ life comfortable.
Newtown is known for its competitive educational system that offers superior programs and courses. When it comes to recreational activities and facilities, Newtown offers three recreational areas administered by the town: Dickinson Park with a pool, ball fields, tennis courts, ice skating, and picnic areas, Treadwell Park offering soccer and softball fields, a pool, tennis courts and plenty of open space, and Lake Lillinonah Park which has a boat ramp, fishing, swimming, and boating opportunities, and it is open only for residents.
Newtown is a wonderful small town with gorgeous landscapes and open spaces that allow you to relax and just get away from the daily monotony, while at the same time gives you access to the more lively and full of action side of Fairfield County.
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