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Greenwich Property Transfers, July 6-8, 2020

By: | August 7, 2020

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P&Z Watch: Mead Point Brick English Manor House to be Razed & Replaced
A new pre-application has been filed with the Greenwich Planning & Zoning Dept. The applicants are Jarret and Marissa Cohen, who propose to demolish the existing two-story dwelling and outdoor pool 520 Indian Field Road, and construct a new single-family home with a tennis court, indoor padel court and swimming pool to exceed 1,200 sq ft. The property is in the Mead Point Association.
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