Dating back to 1744, this property known as Keeler Homstead is full of historic character.
Author: Diane di Costanzo
This circa-1934 abode sitting atop Sasco Hill Road offers sunset views over the harbor and marina.
Amore built the striking house in 1971 for himself and his family; this is its first time on the market.
The Arts & Crafts abode sits on 13 acres and was custom built for the current owner.
Living here can feel like being at a New England resort with its coastal location and proximity to first-class yacht and golf clubs.
House-hunting is a real hunt in Fairfield County right now, with the demand for Connecticut properties outpacing supply, so this pricey home may not last on the market long.
The historic property charms with its white-clapboard exteriors trimmed with sea-green shutters.
Every day may feel like a vacation at this waterfront spread with a home theater, pool, bar, and more.
Built in 1835 for a ship captain, the exterior is entirely 19th-century while the interiors are thoroughly renovated.
As buyers scour the Nutmeg state for spacious homes where they can have a new lifestyle, this nine-acre property is a major contender.
Stately gardens, a Palladian-inspired manse, and more make this property Connecticut countryside perfection.
For those who like to keep active indoors and out, this residence with a high design pedigree to boot is a prime piece of real estate.
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The Nut Meg state's natural beauty is on full display at this waterfront spot with 220-feet of sandy beach.
Along Connecticut’s northern shores, a very expensive present sits on a private peninsula.
It offers everything one could want or need for work and play.
At over 100-years-old, this home offers history, charm, acreage, and walkability to town.
Often called the sixth of the Harvard Five architects, Lee was known for creating one-of-a-kind residences in New Canaan.
Offering a private beach and pristine interiors, this home with Hollywood allure is Connecticut perfection.
Built for early Hollywood pioneer Frank Marion and designed by Hunt & Hunt, this grand manse is one of a kind.
The same architecture firm that revived Colonial Williamsburg restored this rural Connecticut home on 53 acres.
The British-born vernacular is on display at this 15,000-square-foot home with views over Long Island Sound.
Resembling a castle, this nearly 15,000-square-foot home with ample horse trails nearby offers a traditional take on luxury living.
The Connecticut island that the beloved company Copps Island Oysters is named after is on the market with almost six acres.
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