Pictured above is 269 Stanwich Avenue This house has four bedrooms with five full baths and two half baths. It is listed as 3,338 s.f. and sits on 1.2 acres in a two acre zone. The price is $3.25M and the open house is from 1-3 p.m.
Charm meets luxury in this totally renovated expanded farmhouse with heated Shoreline pool. Big windows to bring in amazing natural light, high ceilings and chic interior finishes throughout. All bedrooms are en-suite, finished 3rd floor is the perfect play getaway, plus additional finished space above the separate 2-car garage. Set back off Stanwich Road, with great curb appeal....Belgian block courtyards, covered porches, stone terraces, thoughtful gardens and open lawn. This home is immaculate, in move-in condition.
Here is a link to the Q2 Greenwich Market Report. Please see below for comments on the 2nd Quarter in Greenwich from our CEO Liz Nunan:
Summer in Greenwich, Connecticut is when our town truly shines. Town beaches and parks are open for relaxation, fitness, and adventure. The ferries to Great Captain Island and Island Beach make their way into and out of Greenwich Harbor. Our town-owned golf course and tennis courts inspire players to chase their next ace! It’s also prime outdoor dining season here, adding a festive atmosphere to all who visit Greenwich Avenue. As we closed out the second quarter, the real estate market in Greenwich remained upbeat with significant buyer interest and continued limited inventory. But rising mortgage rates and a turbulent stock market gave buyers a reason to tap the brakes and seek greater value in their home buying than we’ve seen in the last two years. Proper initial pricing remains a key to achieving a strong selling price. And while Greenwich home sales are down 40% compared to a record-setting 2021, it’s worth noting that our yearto-date sales exceed those from the previous eight years. Prices remain strong while the time it takes to sell a home here continues to contract. Our neighborhood breakdown shows that homes sold in Q2 in Cos Cob closed - on average - nearly 4% over the asking price, which was the strongest in town. Selling prices in Old Greenwich, Riverside, Mid-Country Greenwich, and along the water in Central Greenwich also sold at a premium to the asking price in the quarter. The only geography that sold at a discount to the asking price was North of the Parkway in Greenwich. We are grateful for the Greenwich community, our world-class agents, and our support staff for helping Houlihan Lawrence remain the #1 real estate brokerage serving Greenwich, Connecticut for seven and half years. Thank you, and we hope you enjoy the rest of the summer!
With Warm Regards,
Liz Nunan President and CEO
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Jared Randall
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