Buyers were busy over the holiday, and there’s great news from Dingletown

CONTRACT: 117 DINGLETOWN ROAD, PRICED AT $1.150, just 21 DAYS ON THE MARKET

Why such a low price? Probably because of the restrictions placed on it, and God bless whichever owner did that. The town owes them a debt of gratitude. Yes, you get a tax break when you agree to a historic designation, or at least, I think and hope such relief is granted, but I don’t think that comes close to the hit you’ll take on resale, so this was really a gift to the town. So, thank you.

And I think it’s fabulous news that there are still buyers interested in antique homes,

Property Description

Introducing The Gershom Lockwood III House named after the home's original owner and builder circa 1750. It is an excellent example of colonial architecture and is one of the very few mid-18th century structures remaining in Greenwich. The property has been designated HISTORIC, which means future owners cannot demolish it, and need the permission of HDC to do exterior renovations. The original structure includes a graciously scaled living room, library and dining room all with original stone fireplaces, intricate details and historic woodwork. Up the main stairway are 4 bedrooms and a bathroom. The present owners did an addition with a dining room, kitchen, family room, and sitting room and bathroom with a spacious primary suite above. Detached 2 car garage. Set on1.2 acres of lush lawn.:

DINGLETOWN INTERIOR

Contract, 268 Round Hill Road, priced at $3.8 million. Previously sold for $4.6 in the last boom, 2008

30 Cat Rock Road, now asking $2.395 $2.935 after starting at $4.470 in April 2020, it sold for $2.7 in 2005

30 CAT ROCK ROAD