Set in a neighborhood with public sewer and gas heat. This lovely 2500+ sf Ranch home has 4 bedrooms and storage galore.
Like sidewalks? This listing has it and more. Convenient to shopping and highway access too.
The price point to be determined but I can tell you it will be in one of the HOT markets in Glastonbury CT. … (0 comments)
homes for sale in glastonbury: 161 Manchester Road
- 02/26/13 02:11 AM
Visit www.161ManchesterRoad.com for more pictures and details about this home! This Glastonbury CT home is move-in ready! Just minutes from fine shopping, grocery and highway access. Glastonbury is Located 10 miles southeast of Hartford, 102 miles to New York City and 90 miles to Boston.
Features huge backyard, 3 ample sized bedrooms - hardwood floors throughout (under carpet upstairs). Open floor plan - huge family room with fireplace. Deck overlooking pretty yard. Whole house fan to assist with cooling. Remodeled bathrooms. Den has built in and pretty moldings.
Windows are newer too.
Hopewell School District. … (0 comments)
homes for sale in glastonbury: Homes for sale in Buttonball neighborhood Glastonbury CT
- 10/03/11 05:07 AM
Within the Glastonbury Buttonball area, the homes vary in style and size and price point. Ranches, Capes, Colonials, Dutch Colonials, Split-level and Raised Ranches abound. Most homes feature natural gas, city water and city sewer. Most home were built in the early 60s through mid 70s though, through the years and re-sales many homes have been lovingly remodeled or updated in one degree or another. Glastonbury Buttonball area is home to the course for the much anticipated 3.5 mile, fun race event “Glastonbury Santa’s Run” Held every year in December. Lovely sidewalks meander throughout the neighborhood area. Location Location … (0 comments)
homes for sale in glastonbury: Homes for sale in Balmoral, South Glastonbury
- 10/03/11 04:50 AM
Balmoral is located off of Hebron Avenue and bordered by Marlborough Road and Diamond Lake Road, the homes in Balmoral boast dramatic presence. Homes in this neighborhood typically average 4000 square feet and up and enjoy sidewalks. The homes are mostly serviced by oil heat, septic and private wells.
As you drive through this area, you will notice, beautiful and formal Colonials, and Transitional style Colonials homes situated on manicured and lush landscaped grounds. The neighborhood, mainly built in the 1990s has always had a reputation as one of Glastonbury's premiere neighborhoods. Homes here can enjoy views of the … (0 comments)
homes for sale in glastonbury: 85 Redwood Lane, Glastonbury CT 06073 Open house in Glastonbury
- 09/11/11 02:27 AM
Open house in Glastonbury! Please join us today for a great opportunity to see this amazing property for sale in Glastonbury CT! We will be hosting a open house today from 1-3. This home is situated in one of the most beautiful settings - private location - cul-de-sac location in Hopewell Elementary School district. … (4 comments)
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You have checked out your contractor’s credentials, you called his past customers and you are satisfied with all the information you obtained. You are now ready to hire your contractor. Per Connecticut State statutes, there are specific guidelines in place requiring your contractor to have certain information added to the contract in order to make it valid and enforceable. If your contractor fails to add this information to your contract, the contractor would be subject to criminal and administrative actions.
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Do you carry workers’ compensation and liability insurance? Is your license in good standing? May I see your licenses? What are your … (1 comments)
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