Center Ridge Condos on Forest Street in Stamford, CT 06901
These three bedroom, two and one half bath units of Center Ridge Condos, laid out on three floors, provide elegance and convenience. Center Ridge Downtown Condos, located in downtown Stamford, Connecticut, is what city living is all about. Built in 2008, there are fifteen green construction units with hardwood floors throughout, two car underground garages, gas heat and central air conditioning.
There are 1,600 to 1,900 square feet of quiet comfort. In it are a fireplace in your living room, vaulted ceilings, and a full walk out basement.
Your large eat-in kitchen has top of the line appliances including a microwave and ice machine. Also included in this elegant townhouse complex are a central vacuum and a security system.
But with city living at Center Ridge Downtown Condos, it is all about convenience. A short walk will bring you to the Stamford Town Center, a large shopping mall containing Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy’s, Apple, and its brand new food court.
The railroad station is also a short walk from Center Ridge and it will take you to New York City with its nightlife and culture in about one hour with trains leaving about every half hour. Rather drive? Route 95, the freeway, is less than five minutes away from your home at Center Ridge Downtown Condos. Stamford itself is home to many fine restaurants, theatres with name actors and performers, and financial companies such as UBS and RBS.
Public transportation is at your door, and a short drive will bring you to recreation. Shopping and a campus for the University of Connecticut are not far away, either.
Center Ridge condos on Forest Street in Stamford, CT offer upscale, low maintenance housing in a convenient location close to Stamford’s center.
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About Stamford...
The town of Stamford, located in Fairfield County, Connecticut, is the fourth largest city in the state, and part of the greater New York Metropolitan area. Originally a bedroom community for people commuting to New York City, Stamford is now a place where people from New York City come to work. As years passed by, the city, the people and the landscape changed in order to assimilate all the resources required by modern living.
Stamford was established in 1640, after a parcel of land that is now known as downtown Stamford was purchased. Since it was settled, the town grew stronger and stronger through subsistence farming and small manufacturing. By 1800, the population reached 1,900 people. However, it wasn’t until 1848, when the railroad came to town that the population number really boomed. Major companies and corporations set their headquarters in Stamford, profiting from the railroad.
As the downtown area started deteriorating, the town’s population started to drop. This led to a federally supported renewal in the 1960s in which 60% of the downtown area was destroyed.
Today, downtown Stamford is an area with corporate headquarters, industry, and high rise apartment buildings. The part of Stamford north of downtown is mainly a residential location with single homes.
Stamford is constantly welcoming new businesses into town, creating more job opportunities. The town has lots of open space, playgrounds, golf courses, beaches and parks. In addition, art lovers and enthusiasts can always pay a visit to the Stamford Center for the Arts or the Stamford Symphony. The educational system in Stamford is known to be one of the best in Connecticut, with high schools, middle schools, elementary schools, and commuter campuses of Universities which offer excellent courses.
Stamford is a town that facilitates modern living, suited for any lifestyle. With a huge shopping center and plenty of cultural, educational and artistic opportunities, Stamford is a town that encourages personal growth.
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