During the week of September 19-23, 10 properties changed hands, including properties on Berndale Drive, Bulkley Avenue N, Danbury Avenue, Gault Park Drive, Greens Farms Hollow, Morningside Drive S, Sylvan Road N (shown), Victoria Lane, Warnock Drive and Yankee Hill Road.
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During the week of September 12-16, eight properties changed hands, including properties on Bermuda Road, Bridge Street, Hills Lane, Imperial Avenue, Lansdowne, Quarter Mile Road, Sturges Commons (shown) and Weston Road.
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92-year-old Colonial permitted for demolition.
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During the week of September 5-9, 10 properties changed hands for a total of $14.8 million, generating $34K in conveyance tax, including properties on Compo Mill Cove, Davis Lane, Easton Road, Harborview Road (shown), Hitchcock Road, Marion Road, Orchard Hill Road, Saint John Place, Whitney Glen and Wilton Road.
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HDC waives waiting period on issuance of demo permit for 1949 cape.
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The Historic District Commission voted to uphold the 180-day demolition delay for the house at 61 Clapboard Hill Road.
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During the week of August 29 – September 2, 20 properties changed hands for a total of $38.2 million, generating $94K in conveyance tax, including properties on Cardinal Lane, Compo Road S, Crawford Road, Crescent Road, Deerwood Lane, Ferry Lane E, Gault Park Dr, Hale Street, Harvest Commons, Hiawatha Lane, Highland Road, Kensington Place (Shown), Lansdowne, Maple Avenue S, Newtown Turnpike, Side Hill Road, Silver Brook Road, Stony Brook Road and West Parish Road.
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1955 ranch okayed for demolition
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The Historic District Commission approved the issuance of a permit to demolish the house at 36 Island Way
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1956 contemporary set for demolition
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1955 cape cleared for demolition.
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During the week of August 22 – 26, 10 properties changed hands for a total of $37.9 million, generating $95K in conveyance tax, including properties on Blue Coat Lane, Clapboard Hill Road, Coach Lane, Marilane, North Ridge Road, Pin Oak Court, Riverside Avenue, Stoneboat Road (shown) and Terra Nova Circle.
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1955 ranch cleared for demolition.
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Westport’s real estate market has been hot, but over the last three years, the Weston market has been even hotter than Westport’s. Sponsored by KMS Team at Compass.
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WESTPORT–During the week of August 15-19, 18 properties changed hands for a total of $43.1 million, including properties on Authors Way, Bluewater Lane (shown), Bradley Lane, Cob Drive, Compo Road S, Green Acre Lane, Harvest Commons, Hills Lane, Hockanum Road, Janson Court, Kirock Place, Old Orchard Road, Overlook Road, Pebble Beach Lane, Roseville Road, Warnock Drive, Wild Rose Road and Winding Lane.
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Plans are afoot to preserve a pre-Revolutionary War barn on Elmstead Lane as a single-family home.
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What might be Westport’s least appreciated house, 174 Hillspoint Road, faces final days.
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WESTPORT–During the week of August 8 – 12, nine properties changed hands for a total of $16.3 million, generating $41K in conveyance tax, including properties on Barbara Place, Beachside Common (shown), Harvest Commons, Highland Road, Lansdowne, Reimer Road, Sturges Highway, Westfair Drive and Windrush Lane.
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Work has begun to transform the old AJ’s Farmstand into the latest location of Tacombi, a taco eatery.
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A house, vacant since the owner died and involving banks in several states and the federal government, has neighbors concerned.
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