Great Oak Farm Colonial Homes in Monroe CT

Great Oak Farm is a charming planned cluster community of 150 colonial homes in Monroe CT in Fairfield County. 

As you drive into the entrance you get an immediate feeling of being in a quaint New England village of attractive and well-maintained homes.  

The community is located in a peaceful, out-in-the country location in Monroe, yet  is close to parks, shopping, and easily accessible to major thoroughfares.

Some common features of the homes are:

• ·         Colonial styling
• ·      Approximately 1700 to 3500 square feet
• ·         Gourmet kitchens
• ·         Luxurious baths
• ·         Open floor plans
• ·         2 Car garage
• ·         Vinyl Siding
• ·         Built 1995 to 2001
• ·         3BR and 4BR homes
• ·         1/4 to 1/3 acre average
• ·         Full basement
• ·         Hot air/gas heat
• ·         Central Air Conditioning (zoned)
• ·         Deck
• ·         Septic/City Water
• ·         Homeowners Association fee average $150/month

Great Oak Farm borders the mostly forested 4.3 mile Housatonic Rail-Trail which also serves as a convenient bike route to the town of Monroe’s recreational 309-acre site, Wolfe Park. 

The park is equipped with an outdoor pool, playgrounds, tennis courts and hiking trails and adjoins Great Hollow Lake, which has its own beach, boat launch and ball fields.

A wonderful sense of community exists at Great Oak Farm in rural Monroe CT as evidenced by a multitude of events and gatherings throughout the year. These may include a skating party, easter egg hunt, annual tag sale, fishing derby, outdoor movie nights, barbeques, Octoberfest, and tree lighting. 

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There is homeowners association consisting of resident volunteers who provide solutions to neighborhood problems and issues.  There is also an architectural review board which ensures that the community is properly maintained and that restrictions contained in the Declaration are followed.  See Architectural Review Board Guideline Summary  and Board and Committees for complete information.

Would you like to see a lot more pictures?   Take a 'walk' through Great Oak Farm by clicking on the video below.

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