A Newly Renovated Greenwich Colonial Listed For $2.35 million
Extensively & stylishly renovated Colonial situated in an idyllic Greenwich ''mid-country'' setting. Located at 21 Londonderry Drive in Greenwich CT, this 2-acre property features an inviting circular drive, specimen plantings, rolling lawns plus a free-form saltwater pool
"The current owners completely reenergized the home, making it modern, fresh and more efficient for their young family and everyday lifestyle. By adding a laundry room to the second floor, completely overhauling the kitchen, adding another bathroom and making a pool cabana on the lower level, the owners made the home more functional -- and these are just a few of the great improvements they made to ameliorate the overall living spaces." Stated by Alexandra Friedman, of Compass
Located in a coveted neighborhood and is situated within striking distance to Burning Tree Country Club, the new Greenwich Country Day High School, Parkway Elementary School and Central Middle School. Downtown Greenwich is just a 10-minute drive through the beautiful ''mid-country''. The 5,248 sq. ft. house features 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, powder room plus 2 fireplaces. Floor plan highlights include a renovated gourmet kitchen with island open to a plush family room, a gracious new master suite with walk-in closet and bathroom with upscale fixtures.
Photos courtesy of Emily Sidoti
Alexandra Friedman and Kevin Sneddon, of Compass is the listing agent.
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