Governor's Ridge in Trumbull, Connecticut
Governor's Ridge, built in 2002, is a group of free standing cluster homes, with close to 3,000 square feet of living area.
Located in Trumbull Connecticut, it is close to the Merritt Parkway and major north/south roads which will take you into Bridgeport, Connecticut.
The four bedrooms, three and one half bath units offer a two car attached garage, a full basement, gas heat and central air conditioning. The formal living room with wainscoting and a fireplace has hard wood floors, large windows and easy access to the dining area. The dining area has crown moldings, hard wood floors and easy entry to the kitchen.
The floor plan is open and bright. The gourmet eat in kitchen has a center island, granite counters, easy to care hardwood floors, lots of cherry cabinets and recessed lighting. The family room has its own fireplace and wall to wall carpet to protect those rough housing children. On the lower level is the fourth bedroom with its own bath. The master bedroom suite with plush wall to wall carpet in the bedroom and a walk in closet has a wonderful bath with a Jacuzzi tub and a double sink with granite counter top.
Behind the condominium is a private patio where you can barbeque in the summer and enjoy the lawn and surrounding trees.
You are twenty minutes from downtown Bridgeport, Connecticut, five minutes to the Merritt Parkway which will take you to the Trumbull Mall where you will find Lord & Taylors, Macy’s and Sears as well as a number of specialty stores.
Close by is the Tashua Knolls Recreation Center with its 27 hole golf course, swimming pool, tennis courts, picnic areas and hiking trails. A short drive north will bring you to many charming New England towns and open space.
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About Trumbull...
Trumbull is a lovely community in Fairfield County, Connecticut that has managed to find balance between its New England town charm and its commercial and manufacturing character. Settled in 1639 as part of Stratford, and incorporated in 1797, the first businesses that started in the area were a grist mill, a saw mill and a dam on the Pequonnock River. Along with small manufacturing activities, the town’s residents were dealing with growing vegetables and raising cattle, pigs and chickens that were sold in Bridgeport and the towns along the Long Island Sound. The population in Trumbull remained pretty much the same, without significant changes, until after World War I when veterans and workers from Bridgeport who needed homes moved to Trumbull. People slowly started to give up agriculture and by 1930, less than half the land was dedicated to farming.
The small city of Trumbull, Connecticut managed to keep its country feel and has lots of open, green spaces that contribute to the quality of life in town. With plenty of parks and natural facilities, residents can enjoy miles and miles of trails, picnic areas, golf courses, ball fields, and playgrounds.
Diversity is the word that best describes the town of Trumbull, as there is a very well balanced mix of residents both economically and culturally. Besides offering a many outdoor activities and recreational opportunities for residents, the town has done great efforts to ensure that the educational systems stays at the top. At the nine public schools in town, there are more than 7,000 students enrolled. In addition, Trumbull is located close to Fairfield University, Sacred Heart University, and University of Bridgeport.
This small and vibrant New England town is home to major corporations and businesses such as Unilever, Oxford Health Plans, Cadbury Schweppes, and NASDAQ. Antique homes and newly built houses give the countryside setting uniqueness, and make the town even more pleasant and interesting. The Westfield Trumbull Mall, shopping centers, and big-box stores give residents all the conveniences they need in their hometown. Trumbull is a wonderful place to live in, with amazing scenery, and enough cultural, recreational, and career opportunities to please everyone.
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