Homes for Sale in Connecticut and New York
FAIRFIELD | 5 NUTMEG LANE, WESTPORT, Conn.
Renovated 1929 Five-Bedroom
$2.199 million
A five-bedroom, three-full-and-two-half-bath, 4,498-square-foot house built circa 1929, with a screened front porch; a kitchen with an island and high-end appliances; a great room with high ceilings, wood beams, a Rumford stone fireplace and porch access; a primary en suite bedroom with high ceilings, walk-in closets and a bathroom with radiant-heat floors and double sinks; a wing with a kitchenette, living area and en suite bedroom; a mudroom, laundry room and office; a basement with a cedar closet and a Pilates room; a landscaped yard, a three-car attached garage with an EV charging station and a radiant-heat driveway, on 0.45 acres on a cul-de-sac. Michael Chait, William Pitt Julia B Fee Sotheby’s International, 203-243-1995; williampitt.com
Costs
Taxes: $19,394 a year
Pros
The house is energy-efficient, with geothermal heat and air-conditioning. Original features can be found throughout, such as built-ins, wood paneling and sconces.
Cons
There’s no everyday dining area, only an island and space for a small table in the great room.
Westchester | 12 Idlewood Road, White Plains, N.Y.
Updated 1931 House
$1.075 million
A five-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath, 2,700-square-foot updated 1931 house with period details and a formal living room with fireplace, an open kitchen/dining area, a sunroom with a greenhouse window, a first-floor en suite bedroom, side and backyard stone patios and a two-car garage, on 0.21 acre in the Idle Forest section. Steven Geiger, William Raveis, 914-263-5275; raveis.com
Taxes
$19,659 a year
Pros
Most rooms are bright with natural light. Original baths are in good condition, as are other period details, like hardwood floors, built-ins and French doors. The first-floor en suite bedroom would make a perfect au pair suite.
Cons
There is no central air-conditioning. The driveway could use some attention. And most of the property’s green space is out front.
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