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Ansonia,CT 06401
OPEN HOUSE
Sun May 18, 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 1,342 sqft
Price per Sqft $316
MLS Listing ID 24092743
Style Cape Cod,Colonial
Bedrooms 3
Full Baths 2
Year Built 1900
Annual Tax Amount $4,799
Lot Size 6,969 Sqft
Property Description
Welcome to 4 N Spring Street-With every feature thoughtfully incorporated, the property is well-suited for those seeking minimal maintenance without sacrificing quality. Whether you're cooking in the kitchen or lounging in the living area, the space is crafted to make everyday tasks effortless and enjoyable. Home boasts 3 levels of comfort that awaits its new owner(s). The lower level offers a large room that can be used for whatever you desire, along with storage space. Main level, hosts an open floor plan - living room, dining room and kitchen. On the main level there is also a good sized bedroom, full bath and laundry. Upper level is a master suite and a 3rd bedroom. There is plenty of backyard space to entertain family and friends. Daily errands and commuting are simplified by nearby Main Street shopping, with grocery stores, pharmacies, and amenities all within easy reach. Convenient access to Route 8 puts nearby Connecticut destinations within a short drive, making travel for work or leisure remarkably straightforward. If you're ready to experience the best of Ansonia living, then the next chapter begins here-don't miss your chance to make this outstanding property your own.
Location
State CT
County New Haven
Zoning B
Rooms
Basement Partial,Full,Partially Finished,Partial With Walk-Out
Interior
Heating Hot Water
Cooling Ceiling Fans
Exterior
Parking Features None
Waterfront Description Not Applicable
Roof Type Asphalt Shingle
Building
Lot Description Sloping Lot
Foundation Concrete,Stone
Sewer Public Sewer Connected
Water Public Water Connected
Schools
Elementary Schools Per Board Of Ed
High Schools Per Board Of Ed