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WEB ID: 83940257

45 Sound Beach Old Greenwich, Fairfield, CT 06870

Old Greenwich, Fairfield, CT 06870

in contract | Single Family | Built in 1948

3 beds
3 baths
2105 Approx. Sqft/ 0.14 acres
outdoor space
$1,650,000
  • Annual Tax: $9,506.00

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in contract
WEB ID: 83940257

45 Sound Beach Old Greenwich, Fairfield, CT 06870

Old Greenwich, Fairfield, CT 06870

in contract | Single Family | Built in 1948

3 beds
3 baths
2105 Approx. Sqft/ 0.14 acres
outdoor space
$1,650,000
  • Annual Tax: $9,506.00

The Details

About 45 Sound Beach, Old Greenwich, CT 06870

Old Greenwich treasure. Updated chic, sunny bright. Beautiful hardwood floors, great layout, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, spacious family room, chef's kitchen with inviting breakfast room. French doors to large deck for Summer's entertaining. Second floor, gas fireplace in romantic primary bedroom. Sumptuous bath, plus 2 additional bedrooms. Lower level, walk-out has a separate entrance with ...
Listing Courtesy of SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY, (203) 869-4343, CT_GAR:120065

key features

  • Central air
  • Washer/Dryer
  • Attached Garage
  • Asphalt Roof
  • Central A/C Cooling
  • Deck
  • Forced Air Heating
  • Heating Heating
  • Level
  • Natural Gas Heating
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    Old Greenwich

    As evidenced by its name, Old Greenwich is the oldest part of Greenwich. Like its coastal neighbors of Riverside and Cos Cob, Old Greenwich has its own postal name and zip code and exists in the minds of its residents as a bit of a separate entity from the rest of Greenwich. The neighborhood’s downtown, called “the village” by locals, is centered around its historic 1894 railroad station, still in use for the Metro-North New Haven line. Here, you won’t find any chains, but rather, small independent eateries and local boutiques. Closer to Long Island Sound is Greenwich Point Park, unofficially referred to as Tod’s Point, a 147-acre park and beach at the tip of Old Greenwich’s peninsula. Houses in Old Greenwich are closer together than in other parts of the city, and neighbors are friendly, sharing well-maintained beaches and evening walks.

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