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A proposal from Castiglione Funeral Home to move into the site formerly occupied by Summer Rain was not decided on during this weeks’ P&Z meeting. The item was hotly debated by attorneys, and ultimately left as an open item. Continue Reading →
Demolition news plus property transfers on July 10-11, featuring 35 Field Point Rd., which sold for $8.645 Million on July 11. Continue Reading →
In Byram, an early morning fire took the life of a tenant’s dog on Church Street West in 2013, but the building owner, Fred Camillo, chose to renovate and feature period details of the 1898 vintage charmer. Continue Reading →
Sixteen Greenwich properties traded hands on July 1 alone. Continue Reading →
Though Christopher von Keyserling interrupted with an objection to the meeting itself, the Architectural Review committee looked at Greenwich Reform Synagogue plans. Lawsuit notwithstanding the application got “helpful suggestions,” and goes in front of the Planning and Zoning Commission on July 29. Continue Reading →
Not every vintage home in central Greenwich is demolished when it sells. Several vintage homes on Grigg Street have been renovated. Continue Reading →
Plans for a new Greenwich Reform Synagogue house of worship on Orchard St in Cos Cob are still up in the air, though there is a special Architectural Review Committee (ARC) meeting scheduled for July 10 at Town Hall. Continue Reading →
A dozen property transfers in recorded in just three days at the Town of Greenwich Assessor’s office, including 19 Lower Cross Rd, which sold for $15.85 Million. Continue Reading →
Attorney John Tesei fielded questions on the preliminary site application for a multi-unit development at the corner of Milbank Ave and Havemeyer Place, the current site of 259, 261 and 263 Milbank Avenue. Continue Reading →
Oldfield Farm at 160 John Street in backcountry Greenwich has been sold in five separate transactions from “Owner LLC” to David B Ford on June 19, 2014. Oldfield Farm, an equestrian estate set on eighteen+ acres, is just to the west of Audubon Greenwich. Lot 5 sold for $674,992.56. Lot 4 sold for $692,910.52. Lot 3 sold for $680,448.55 and the Barn lot, Lot 2, sold for $973,831.92. Continue Reading →