Founded in the early 1700’s, Ridgefield was a small town located along the stagecoach route between New York City and Boston. At the time, about 30 families from Long Island Sound settlements bought these uplands from the Ramapoo Indians. Since then, Ridgefield has had a rich history that includes such personalities as Benedict Arnold, who… Read More
New Fairfield is a beautiful New England town, located on the shores of Candlewood Lake and close to the major roadways such as I-84, I-684, Route 22 and Route 7. New Fairfield’s location is ideal for commuting into NYC due to its proximity to the major highways and Metro North. The town is known for… Read More
At the northern end of Candlewood Lake, is the rural community of Sherman. It is also the northern most town in Fairfield County. Within commuting distance to New York City and Hartford, Sherman is accessed by Routes 39, 37, and 55. In the early 1920’s, the old church on the Sherman Center Knoll, which was… Read More
Peaceful rural community in the heart of Fairfield county. In the early 1700s, Redding was home to an Indian village whose leader, was named Chickens Warrups. In 1714, john Read, the first white man to settle in Redding claimed 500 acres to set up a homestead for his family. Redding was incorporate, having less than… Read More
Nestled in northern Fairfield County at the foot of the Berkshire Mountains, Danbury lies next to the New York State border and is often referred to as the “Gateway to New England”. The hub of the Housatonic Valley Region and its close proximity to metropolitan centers, natural surroundings, many lakes and ponds, excellent school systems,… Read More
Brookfield in the 1700’s was an area of rich farm lands, forests filled with game and streams abundant with fish. This area was called Newbury, a name derived from the 3 towns from which its land was taken (New Milford, Newtown, & Danbury). Here lived a hardy breed of people. They believed in hard work… Read More
Twenty minutes from Stamford and one hour from Manhattan, Wilton affords easy access to major roads including the Merritt Parkway (15), I-95 and I-84. Two train stations, Wilton and Cannondale Stations, are served by Metro North, providing comfortable Commuter rail service to New York City’s Grand Central Station. Many restored antique homes dating from the… Read More
Bethel, which means house of God, received the name from the General Assembly of the Colony of Connecticut when the parish of Bethel was organized in 1759. The name Bethel remained when the parish became a township in 1855. Early history of the town is incomplete since it was a part of Danbury until 1855… Read More
Newtown is a scenic “small town” located in Fairfield County in southwestern Connecticut, about sixty miles from New York City. Newtown is bordered on the south by Easton and Redding, on the north by Bridgewater and Southbury, on the east by Oxford and Monroe, and on the west by Bethel and Brookfield. Newtown is traversed… Read More
As a horse enthusiast and a horse owner I bring a unique knowledge of the real estate market to prospective buyers and sellers of horse properties. I am dedicated to matching your equine needs to the property that meets your specific needs. My firsthand experience as a horse woman and a seasoned real estate professional… Read More
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