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​Hills of Monroe, a large Condo Complex in Monroe, CT

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Real Estate Broker/Owner with Dagny's Real Estate

Hills of Monroe, a large Condo Complex in Monroe, CT

Located on several streets in Monroe, including Windgate Circle, Kensington Road, and Ivy Lane, Hills of Monroe is a large complex in a quiet, wooded cul-de-sac. Units with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom range from 900 to 1,200 square feet. The two bedroom units with 2.5 baths and range from 1,360 square feet to 1,985 square feet.

Built from 1988 to 1990, units feature plush wall to wall carpet, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces in the living room, as well sliders that lead out to the patio, which boasts beautiful wooded views.

Some of the large eat-in kitchens have been updated with stainless steel appliances and new cabinetry. Many feature bow windows with excellent views. Bedrooms, located on the main floor in some units, are large and feature spacious walk-in closets.

Units at Hills of Monroe are cooled with central air in the summer and run on city water. A washer and dryer is located on the main floor of these units.

A one car attached garage is also a feature of this complex.

Hills of Monroe also offers residents a pool and tennis court, which is fun for the whole family.

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Hills of Monroe, a large Condo Complex in Monroe, CT

About Monroe....

The town of Monroe, named after President James Monroe, is a small community in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Settled in 1639, Monroe was a part of Stratford and it was known as North Stratford in 1744. Incorporated in 1823, the town is bordered by Easton, Newtown, Oxford, Shelton and Trumbull.

It its early years, Monroe was an agricultural community, but as the railroad came to town, everything changed. The produce that was sold only locally, got to market much quicker and for the first time the possibility of shipping manufactured goods emerged. The town experienced an unprecedented growth with the appearance of factories for producing shirts, carriages and mill goods. However, by the end of the 19th century, everything changed and there were barely 900 people living in Monroe. The situation remained like that until 1950-1960 when soldiers returned from war and people began to turn their attention to Monroe. It was then, when the town started growing again.

Today, the town of Monroe is mostly a bedroom community of Stamford and New York City. Over time, the town managed to maintain its rural feel, having only a few companies headquartered here. With many open spaces and beautiful parks, Monroe is the kind of town that always offers great recreational activities. You can explore miles of hiking trails, enjoy a day of fishing on one of the town’s lakes, swim or go boating.Residents of Monroe are offered tennis courts, ball fields, golf courses, and sandy beaches on the Long Island Sound. In addition, the education opportunities in Monroe are truly wonderful, the town’s schools constantly ranking high among Connecticut’s best schools.

Monroe is so well located that you can easily get to Hartford or New Haven, as well as to New York City and Stamford. This is a lovely, family-oriented town with beautiful houses, lovely green spaces, and plenty of opportunities for a carefree and peaceful lifestyle.

 

 

Roy Kelley
Retired - Gaithersburg, MD

Thanks for telling us about Hills of Monroe. Relocation families will appreciate your local market reports and your professional advice.

Oct 01, 2014 04:32 AM