Where in Danbury,CT Should I live?

Did you know that Danbury,Connecticut has over 42 square miles. Due to the large size and wide housing options,your home search can be overwhelming. Wheter you prefer a home near Candlewood Lake, a newer townhome in one of the maintenace free communities, a traditional colonial in a residential neighborhood or a place to start off near the town center, all of these opitons and more would be available to choose from when you are looking to purchase. I can not tell you where you should live since it is your decision and after seeing a few different home choices or types, most buyers tend to become a little bit more focused on one aspect. 

Even if you limit the choice to just one of these options, there are still sub-areas to explore, each possibility with a number of different homes to take a look at. Each area and home has their own postive and negative features, and it is up to you to decide whether you want to live there or not. However, some asspcts on the market have fewer homes to choose from than others, and you might have just jump on the right home quickly. My goal as a real estate professional is to help you find the right home for your needs, and to secure the property at a fair price and most favorable terms & conditions.Residential neighborhoods in Danbury include Sterling Woods, Aunt Hack, King Street, Woodland Hills, West Terrace, Snug Harbor, Wooster Heights and Timber Oaks. 

In addition to just Danbury, I also cover the outlying bedroom communities of New Fairfield, Bethel, Brookfield,Newtown,Redding,Sherman, Ridgefield and New Milford, if you feel Danbury itself might not fit your needs.I am very familiar with those areas well.  To start, click on this link to view all current homes that are being marketed for sale. I look forward to hearing from you.