Village at Ridgefield on Danbury Road, Ridgefield, CT 06877
Located in beautiful and historical Ridgefield, Connecticut is the 27 unit condominium complex, Village at Ridgefield. These units offer 2 or 3 bedroom layouts, ranging from 1,400 to 3,350 square footage. Built in 2003, these condominiums guarantee an updated look.
These spacious townhouse style units offer hardwood floor throughout, one attached garage, and a private deck. The large kitchen features a breakfast bar and passes through to the formal dining room.
The living rooms have french doors that open up to the private deck, which look over the little pond.
Master bedrooms are large with lots of space and plenty of room for storage. The en-suite bathroom offers a jacuzzi tub, perfect for relaxing.
Central air is offered at Village at Ridgefield and will keep you cool throughout the summer.
Village at Ridgefield Condos are located close to Ridgefield Center, with plenty of shops, restaurants, and things to do! The beautiful five acre park, Ballard Park is not far. The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is a great way to spend the afternoon.
Also closeby is access to highways and railway stations, making your commute to work, or even a fun afternoon getaway, easy. New York City is just an hour and twenty minutes drive from Ridgefield Center.
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Village at Ridgefield on Danbury Road, Ridgefield, CT 06877
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About Ridgefield...
Settled in 1708 by colonialists the town of Ridgefield grew slowly as an agricultural rural community with strong religious roots. In 1781, the French army under Comte de Rochambreau, encamped in town and the first Catholic mass was offered.
In the late nineteenth century, a railroad spur was built to the town and provided easy access to New York City and soon attracted wealthy New Yorkers to the cool hills. They built huge summer “cottages” some with over 2,000 acres. In order to service these huge estates, many immigrants were hired and lived in town and today their ancestors own businesses or they commute to New York.
With the great depression most of these huge estates were sold off and today form the basis for the plentiful subdivisions of 2 acres in town. The town Fathers have been careful to assure that the town maintains the open spaces and recreational facilities that make Ridgefield a special place to live.
Ridgefield has always been known for its historic features from the Tree Lined Main Street with its late Victorian and Colonial buildings, to its many churches and historic buildings which have been restored. The town retains a quiet elegance and, because of the strong planning and zoning department, has maintained much of the 19th and early 20th century charm.
Today the town is a vibrant, high-energy community, with well known restaurants, famous museums, and a sense of history and purpose. The town attracts many executives who commute to New York City as well as those who work for the many companies headquartered in Stamford and other business oriented towns.
About Fairfield County...
Fairfield County, Connecticut, known as the “Gold Coast”, is one of the wealthiest communities in the state. Located in the southwestern part of Connecticut, the county is known for the active lifestyle it offers, as well as for the incredible views, and its proximity to New York City. Fairfield County is home to four of the largest cities in the state: Bridgeport, Stamford, Norwalk, and Danbury. It is bounded in the North by Litchfield County, in the East and northeast by Housatonic River, in the South and southeast by the Long Island Sound, and in the West and southwest by the State of New York.
From flat terrain near the coast to hilly and higher areas in the northern parts, Fairfield County has breathtaking landscapes, the highest point being 1,290 feet in the town of Sherman. With almost forty miles of Long Island Sound Shoreline, the county has a wealth of commercial advantages and opportunities. In addition, multiple multinational corporations are headquartered in Fairfield County, including General Electric, Xerox, and GTE.
One of the most populous metropolitan areas in the United States, Fairfield County is an ideal community with unmatched neighborhoods, amazing beaches, a diversity of parks and green spaces, as well as diverse opportunities for recreational activities. Fairfield County is a place where you can opt for a tranquil lifestyle or for a more vibrant and active one. Traditional homes, impressive architecture, modern communities, and historic landmarks are just a few of the wonders and riches that Fairfield County hides.
Being where "New York meets New England’s charm", Fairfield County is the place where luxury, simplicity and elegance are perfectly synchronized. With carefully preserved architectural and natural heritage, Fairfield County is a safe, relaxing and comfortable living environment that allows for great personal, and professional growth, as well as for leading a modern and carefree lifestyle.
Original Conent courtesy of Dagny's Real Estate
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