Conneticut homes

Designed by renowned New York architect William Tubby in 1929, this spectacular estate is on the market for $16.9 million in New Canaan, Connecticut.

That is one heck of a beautiful pool! This stone house was built in 1936. It is located on 7.25 acres in Greenwich, Connecticut. The home features a grand staircase, hardwood floors, french doors, crown molding and built-ins. The backyard has a beautiful patio that overlooks the amazing pool. There is a four car garage on the property. Four bedrooms, five bathrooms and 4,456 square feet. $3,295,000 Contact BK Bates: 203-536-4997 From the Zillow listing: Handsome 1936 stone colonial set high…

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This week’s properties are a three-bedroom in Weston, Conn., and a five-bedroom in Stony Brook, N.Y.

Haver & Skolnick Architects is responsible for the design of this antique farmhouse restoration located in the Connecticut countryside.

In Litchfield County, Connecticut, designers Michael DePerno and Andrew Fry transform a run down home into a chic and cozy getaway.

Breathing new life into a 1700s Litchfield County pile, Elizabeth Roberts Architects employed its contemporary approach without sacrificing any character

Zestimate® Home Value: $2,030,131. Beautiful recently completed colonial with a contemporary flair offers 5000+ sf of living space including 5 beds, 4.5 baths, and four finished levels with many custom features and high quality details. Large center island kitchen with Wolf and Subzero appliances. An oversized master bedroom suite boasts a fireplace, his & her walk-in closets and luxurious spa like bathroom. Nicely landscaped corner property on a quiet street near schools, YMCA and train…

Not 60 miles from Manhattan, Weston, Connecticut, remains a bastion of colonial New England, retaining both its romanticized rural qualities and strong sense of community. That’s largely what drew homeowners David and Kat McConnaughey to its winding roads, softly rolling hills, thick stands of trees and ultimately, to a 1928 cottage poised on a pristine riverbank. Former New York City dwellers who have traversed global points near and far, the couple found themselves uncharacteristically

Traditional decor and midcentury finds exist in perfect harmony thanks to designer Chauncey Boothby