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Welcome to Greenwich, CT

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Quick video showcasing our fantastic town of Greenwich, CT.

 

 

Scott-011smallerScott Elwell 

Sotheby’s International Realty- (MBA) - GreenwichCT.com
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830 | Licensed in CT & NY
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott@elwell.com

 


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This is a test for the blog for latest transactions in Greenwich CT.

 

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I found a great article listing tips that real estate experts had for first time buyers looking for financing.

32 Mortgage Experts Reveal Top Tips for First Time Buyers

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One piece of advice that I have always given is to find a mortgage broker you trust and work well with together.  Spend the time early on with that broker to figure out what you can afford and what product is best for you. Then, when he/she gives you their pricing, shop around their offer.  Out of curtsy, you should give them the chance to match your best offer. That being said, this is business and a huge financial commitment, I would almost always go with the best rate/payment/plan.

SothebysLogoScott Elwell 

Sotheby’s International Realty- (MBA) - GreenwichCT.com
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830 | Licensed in CT & NY
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott@elwell.com

 

Greenwich CT Real Estate | November Transactions

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October 25th to November 7th:

  • 8 Arther St. — Robert Serrano to Merritt Holdings LLC, $575,000.
  • 5 Blanchard Rd — David Rosenzweig and Karen Ross to Frank and Kristen Ingarra, $2,425,000.
  • 28 Bonwit Rd — Mark and Sharon Lynn Wu to Scott Caroll and Lynn Kimura, $875,000.
  • 18 Cat Rock Rd — Carol Nicholson and Jeffrey Grim to Buckfield Development LLC, $626,850.
  • 16 Chapel St. — Nation Star Mortgages LLC to Advance Funding LLC, $357,000.
  • 73 Club Rd (portion) — 73 Club Rd West LLC to West Mianus Neck LLC, $6,077,712.
  • 73 Club Rd (portion) — 73 Club Rd East LLC to East Mianus Neck LLC, $3,422,288.
  • 453 East Putnam Avenue Unit 3A — W. Braeden and Brenda Harris to Matthew and Susan Diana, $450,000.
  • 70 Hamilton Avenue — Alvaro Manriquez to 70 Hamilton Avenue Associates LLC, $775,000.
  • 14 Hartford Avenue — Dorothy Doyle to Milly Fernandez, $450,000.
  • 5 Irvine Rd — Julie Brennan to Kevin Michael Silva, $2,800,000.
  • 453 East Putnam Avenue #4B — Jennifer Weaver to Juan Carlos Mier Giraud, $597,500.
  • 11 Mill Pond Court — Eneas and Nancy Freyre to Don Williams, $1,315,000.
  • 1044 North St. — James and Melissa Raezer to Frank Verni, $1,050,000.
  • 44 Prospect St. — Miguel Angel Palavo to Ji Even Lee, $600,000.
  • 16 Ridge Rd — Kevin Mora to Michael Mora, $512,500.
  • 75A Richland Rd — Diane Long to Diane Marie Long, Tamia Marie Simonis and Stephen Simonis, $1.
  • 104 Ritch Avenue West — Marilyn Cassiu to Danyelle Boilard, $752,000.
  • 18 Roosevelt Avenue — Patricia and Richard Quigley III to Richard and Maureen Harper, $1,755,000.
  • 79 Silo Circle — The Estate of Helen W. Nicholl to Peng Tian and Xiaolong Zhu, $555,000.
  • 107 Stanwich Rd — Jared Lissaver and Deborah Lizak to Gregg Moskowitz, $903,000.
  • 313 Stanwich Rd Lot 4 — R. John Punnett to Traditional Building and Design LLC, $1,250,000.
  • 661 Steamboat Rd Unit A — Mairtin and Berdie Brady to Dorinda Dodge Schreiber, $2,450,000.
  • 31 Valley Dr. — U.S. Bank National Associates to Anthony DiPalo, $769,000.
  • 62 Valley Rd — Charles Chiappetta to Julia Chiappetta, $650,000.
  • 241 Valley Rd — Phyllis Dooney to Christopher Toussig Graves, $735,000.
  • 340 Valley Rd Unit 2 — Greyrock of Greenwich II LLC to David and Erin Linney DePalma, $1,710,000.
  • 312 West Lyon Farm Dr. — Marcia Schoeller to John and Margaret Larkin, $1,325,000.

 

November 8th to November 13th:

  • 11 Angus Ln. — 11 Angus Ln. LLC to Angus 11 LLC, $1,875,000.
  • 171 Cognewaugh Rd — Melinda Scrivner to Isolino Marcal, $1,000,000.
  • 55 Cutler Rd — Laura Ruffolo to Orlando and Samantha Ashford, $1,650,000.
  • 3 Dingletown Rd — Gary and Isabel Leeds to Rodrigo Placido, $2,137,500.
  • 7 Edgewood Dr. — Michael and Amy Grantor to Lydia Plaskon and Shane Hegarty, $970,000.
  • 529-531 Indian Field Rd — Nippawin Ln. LLC to DFTJV LLC, $25,000,000.
  • 28 Mianus View Terrace — Robert and Vivien Stern to 28 Mianus View Terrace LLC, $1,400,000.
  • 53 Oak Ridge St. — Susie S. Brodnax Family Limited Partners to James Sun, $400,000.
  • 55 Oak Ridge St. — Susie S. Brodnax Family Limited Partners to James Sun, $422,500.
  • 22 Oval Avenue — Brian and Faith Stengel to Christopher and Esther Stehmann, $2,110,000.
  • 5 Putnam Hill Apt. 4D — Fredrica Arcade to Serafina DeStefano, $384,500.
  • 414 Stanwich Rd — Pepper and Carlton Anderson II to William and Hilary Kallop, $1,550,000.
  • 335 Valley Rd — Johan Moolengar to Jan Prasens, $2,175,000.
  • 84 View St. West — Penie Jarrett to 68 Byram LLC, $375,000.

 

November 14th to November 20th:

  • 415-417 Greenwich Avenue — The Robert Dietrich Family Limited Partnership to 415 GA Acquisition LLC, $4,650,000.
  • 17 Davenport Avenue — Jane Gibson to Mario Marcangeli, $975,000.
  • 4 Dearfield Dr. Unit 15 — Alfred Padilla to Greenwich Estates LLC, $435,000.
  • 1465 East Putnam Avenue #625 — Benjamin Heckscher to Samantha Mirabella, $359,000.
  • 16 Elizabeth Ln. — Michael Fox to Isabel Leeds, $850,000,
  • 10 Knoll St. — David and Melissa Bennett to James and Alison Soldano, $2,195,000.
  • 1076 Lake Avenue — Ronaldo and Betty Steinberg to Edward and Helen Pardoe, $2,875,000.
  • 3 Long Meadow Rd — Marla Leamon to Brett and Monica Harriss, $2,200,000.
  • 12 Long View Avenue — Richard and Marjorie Rosencrans to Element 12 Long View Avenue LLC, $2,675,000.
  • 11 Meadow Dr. — Moira Burke to Richard and Lauren Dietrich, $739,600.
  • 337 North St. — Jill Jordan to Frank Prezioso, $4,050,000.
  • 9 Riverside Ln. — Janet and Arthur Fronio to Anthony D. Inverno, $781,250.
  • 329 Riversville Rd — Fisk Management LLC to Lawrence Herzing, $2,575,000.
  • 514 Riversville Rd — David and Gabrela Wehner to Seth Harris, $3,175,000.
  • 9 Roberta Ln. — William and Heather Hambleton to John and Maura Leo, $3,050,000.
  • 7 Shady Brook Ln. — Jennifer Huebner to Hongzhi Chen and Mei Ming, $1,525,000,
  • 191-193 Sound Beach Avenue (6.959% portion) — Mary Louise Bennett and Phyllis Odiseos as trustees to Mary Louise Bennett and Phyllis Odiseos as trustees, $43,000.
  • 14 Stag Ln. — John and Tara Boris to Daniel Foell, $1,100,000.
  • 72 Stanwich Rd — Gregory Hayes as trustee to Robert and Mary Rosmus, $1,300,000.
  • 375 Stanwich Rd — Robert Shaftoe and Lorinda Bryan to David and Melissa Bennett, $2,600,000.
  • 622 Steamboat Rd Unit 1 — Barry and Robin MacTaggart to Gillian Lakeman, $1,100,000.
  • 218 Valley Rd — Graham Gyesky and Lori Sonstrom, $1,525,000.

 

November 21th to November 27th:

  • 282 Bruce Park Avenue Unit 1 — Rishi Shah to Patrick and Diane Malloy, $975,000.
  • 84 Burning Tree Rd — Frederick and Kristy Nahm to Todd and Ana Wilkowski, $1,775,000.
  • 57 Byram Shore Rd — Judith Egbert to Warhorse LLC, $1,870,000.
  • 2 Cary Rd — The Estate of Heimo Ek to Laura Weiss, $205,000.
  • 2 Cary Rd — The Estate of Lorraine Am Ek to Laura Weiss, $205,000.
  • 16 Chapel St. — Advanced Funding LLC to 16 Chapel LLC, $415,000.
  • 20 Church St. B41 — 20 Church St. LLC to Charlotte Oieni, $1,204,500.
  • 43 Glenville St. — Christer and Deborah Larsson to James Zhan, Sai Yee and Kit Yi, $635,000.
  • 3 Hearthstone Dr. — CPP Hearthstone LLC to Neil and Shelly Shah, $3,120,000.
  • 1465 East Putnam Avenue Unit 510 — Debbi Anne Pearlman to Beverly Graziano, $316,500.
  • 52 Lafayette Place #414 — Allan and Darby Cartun to Graham and Brenda Underwood, $315,000. 
  • 40 Lincoln Avenue — Dean Jorgensen to Harrison and Bonnie Wreschner, $2,176,666.
  • 5 Martin Dale — Coastal Fund LLC to Stuart and Ashlea Brown, $2,925,000.
  • 0 Mason St. and 71 Lewis St. — 100 Mason St. LLC to Patriot National Bank, $9,000,000.
  • 542 North St. — James and Ghislaine Shallcross to Patricia Jackson, $3,960,000.
  • 34 Park Avenue — Jane and Erford Porter II to 34 Park Avenue LLC, $1,712,500.
  • 177 RailRd Avenue Unit C — The Woodland Ledges LLC to Gina Silvestri, $1,425,000.
  • 9 Ridgeview Avenue — Customers Bank to Dennis Olmstead, $2,500,000.
  • 8 Salem St. — Wendy Van Ness to Brendan and Susan Donoghue, $715,000.
  • 11 Sheephill Rd — Rose Chiappetta to J Greenwich Properties LLC, $665,000.
  • 18 Spezzano Dr. — Michael and William Kalinski, executor to Joseph Fuscaldo and Bethany Cook, $465,000.
  • 6 Stanwich Ln. — Natasha Justina Pray to William Hughes, $1,620,000.
  • 24 Stillman Avenue — Shay Homes LLC to John and Kristen Lamendola, $4,750,000.
  • 19 Stuart Dr. — The Estate of Virginia L. Stephansen and Susan Fahey as executors to Kristina and Andreas Schad, $855,000.
  • 475 Taconic Rd — John Ryan and John Ryan as executor of the Estate of John J. P. Ryan to Linda Latrenta, $30,000.
  • 316 Valley Rd — Florence Boogaeit to Andrew and Aimee Freedland, $900,000.
  • 73 Weaver St. Unit 18 — Robert and Elizabeth McKay to Richard and Karen Tontodonato, $1,065,000.
  • 76 Winding Ln. — Sheldon and Christine Gordon to Carl and Marsha Hewitt, $10,832,000.

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November 28th to December 5th:

  • 8 Bailiwick Woods Circle — Lawrence Brookman to Timothy Alexander, $1,341,562.50.
  • 167 Bedford Rd — David and Patricia Henderson to Anthony Low-Beer, $3,350,000.
  • 2 BRd Rd — Yonsuk Derby to Jason and Scottie Bonadio, $8,450,000.
  • 12 Circle Dr. Extension — The Estate of Frederick P. Scheuritzel and Frederick P. Scheuritzel Jr. to Kresimir Lozina, $665,000.
  • 44 Conyers Farm — Thomas Theobald to 44 Conyers Farm LLC, $13,400,000,
  • 16 Dingletown Rd — Kenneth and Michelle Peacock to Stephen and Ann Zaminski, $4,950,000.
  • 1465 East Putnam Avenue Unit 419 — Andreas and Lauren Matthiesen to Paul and Barbara Cioffari, $320,000.
  • 61 Greenwich Hills Dr. — Gabriele and Peter Farinella to Gabriela Castillo-Espejel, $650,000.
  • 70 Gregory Rd — Noel and Elizabeth Bourdin to Christope and Cecile Tiberghien, $985,000.
  • 39 Hearthstone Dr. — Todor and Alexandra Delev to Mark Wenitzky, $1,645,000.
  • 72 Hillcrest Park Rd — Richard and Barbara Levy to Laura Richey, trustee of the Laura Richey Revocable Trust, $2,300,000.
  • 25 Indian Harbor Dr. Unit 4 — Cecile Abbruzzese to Jessica Murphy and Andrew Walker, $635,000.
  • 1038 Lake Avenue — Pinpat Acquisition Corp. to Chene Vert LLC, $4,020,000.
  • 111 Lockwood Rd — Joseph Middelburg to Gonzalo Rodriguez del Valle, $1,800,000.
  • 21 Meadow Woods Dr. — Lawrence and Jennifer Goichman to James and Jesse Eisenberg, $1.
  • 24 Midbrook Ln. — The Estate of Frank Henderson to Matthew and Mary Ann Ranalli, $1,020,500.
  • 16 Midwood Dr. — Robert Weltz to MDCT 3 LLC, $5,000,000.
  • 530 North St. — Timothy Hall and Lisa Scinto to Jason and Leah Butler, $2,587,500.
  • 36 Old Wagon Rd — Constance Walton to Amy and David Perskie, $917,500.
  • 15 Otter Rock Dr. — Ulrik Trampe to Montague Yort, $6,200,000.
  • 197 Otter Rock Rd — David and Anne Oglivy to Nicholas and Shauna Graziano, $5,400,000.
  • 123 Pilgrim Dr. — Andrea Garabedian to Andrea Basso, $1.
  • 1 Putnam Hill Unit 4J — Margaret Casey to Carolyn Beaudry, $260,000.
  • 78 River Rd #10 — Muriel Ferland as trustee of the Muriel Ann Ferland Living Trust to Matthew and Christiane Lombardi, $850,000.
  • 78 River Rd Unit 11 — Robert and Mary Rozmys to Michael More, $810,000.
  • 717 Riversville Rd — Stonewich LLC to David Gluckman, $6,500,000.
  • 12 Shore Rd — Wood Builders Inc. to 12 Shore Rd LLC, $2,500,000.
  • 471 Stanwich Rd — Greenwich Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses Inc. to Ning Li, $1,050,000.
  • 630 Steamboat Rd Apt. 1A North — Kathleen Grant, executor of the Estate of Joyce A. Grant, $1,380,000.
  • 21 Sunshine Avenue — Janet Greywaz and Carole Harper to Prem Lawrence DCruz, $830,000.
  • 18 Tomac Avenue — Richard and Tiffany Kent to Marcus and Jane Franks, $2,400,000.
  • 25 Woodside Dr. — Deanna and Arthur Moren Jr. to Yonsuk Derby, $2,600,000.

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I am asked frequently how I got hold of GreenwichCT.com as everyone assumes it was registered ages ago. They are right, it was registered a long time ago right when domains were starting to be used up. I purchased the domain from someone in california that had bought it as an investment and was “sitting on it” earning money from people clicking to generic links about Greenwich CT. This domain was not inexpensive and cost a lot of money, though I feel that it was well worth it to me as it has helped to kick my brand as a Greenwich CT Realtor.

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Google says that they don’t place much value on the terms in your domain, though my site, which I have been working on for only a couple years, places on the first page for almost all Greenwich ct real estate search terms. Yes, I feel that this is due to a ton of hard work in posting and building up a site containing original content on my market, but I also feel that the domain itself has had a ton to do with the SEO (Search Engine Optimization) placement.  I believe that paying up for a domain is a wise investment, but only if you are getting the absolute best domain name in your market. A AAA+ domain like GreenwichCT.com in a town where the town’s own website is GreenwichCT.org can be a huge factor in getting your site up and running. I also own GreenwichCTRealEstate.com, which I plan on using in the coming months.

Paying up for an A- (or lower) domain domain might not help you in the search results, so I wouldn’t recommend going crazy. There are plenty of good domains (your name for example) that might be available to grab or buy on a site like Sedo.com for a decent price.

 

Scott Elwell 

Sotheby’s International Realty- (MBA) - GreenwichCT.com
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830 | Licensed in CT & NY
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott@elwell.com

 

 

 

Fed Tapering & Interest Rates

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It is, without question, a fantastic time to buy a home.  I know, I know, I’m a realtor and you expect me to say that. I don’t have time right now to dive into why I feel it’s a great time (market, cyclical, etc…) to be a buyer, but if you are interested, give me a call.

What I do want to talk about quickly is interest rates and the news yesterday of the Fed tapering.

http://live.wsj.com/video/why-should-the-fomc-start-tapering-because-it-can/78E66E6A-024B-4E03-8D45-E8C0778A9542.html

While it was a surprise that the Fed will be tapering its monetary stimulus, the market was pleased to hear that the Fed pledges to keep interest rates low until unemployment falls under 6.5% (currently US unemployment stands at 7%).  This was considered by many as very positive news for the residential real estate market and I agree with them for the most part. The difference I have in opinion has to do with my own market in Greenwich Connecticut.

In our small, but very diverse, town here we have seen some areas of real estate that can’t sell quicker (Old Greenwich and Riverside priced under $3m) and areas that are fairly stagnant (back country between $2m and $6m).  We have seen cash, well financed, builders sweep in and buy land close to the town centers (downtown Greenwich/Greenwich Avenue & Old Greenwich/Sound Beach Avenue). In addition, inventory is rock bottom – though this is mid-December and that is fairly typical.

All signs point to a great 2014.

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One area, though, that I am concerned about are those buyers who have been sitting on the fence (in some case for years) waiting for the right home, the right time, the right everything.  When asked why they haven’t jumped the quick response has been “because we haven’t found the right home.” But upon further conversation you hear – “market isn’t moving the way that it did years ago and interest rates are holding low, so Ill just wait another year, keep renting and save up more money.” Saving up more money is always a good thing, though this post is about the real estate market and what is happening to prices.

You see, these on-the-fence buyers consists of a fairly large section of the Greenwich real estate demand. I may be in the minority here, but I believe that a quick sharp uptick in interest rates (just enough to scare many off the fence) could be a great thing for real estate in Greenwich.

 

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Zillow is both a fantastic and horrible website.

Fantastic – I wish I had invented it. Its brilliant. Its really not there for homebuyers, but there for everyone who owns a home and is curious about what it is worth. Scratch that. Its there for people who are curious about what their friend’s homes are worth. Its voyeuristic.  ”Sally lives in a $5 million home!?” “Danny’s home isn’t worth squat.” As a friend once described it, Zillow is Real Estate Porn. I wish I had invented it. Its a fun site to play around with.

Horrible – The data and valuations on Zillow are compiled and created by a computer program in some other area of the world. It doesn’t come visit your house. It doesn’t know about that new kitchen you put in. It doesn’t know about the basement that flooded yesterday. By definition, the valuations are NOT GOOD! They are not there for you to get a precise idea of what your house is worth (ask a realtor), they are there for fun. In many cases the computer program pulls the wrong tax records or closing statements from your town’s own system (probably the town’s fault though), so in addition to the calculation not being perfect, the data going into the system is off.

Have fun using Zillow. I admit, I have played around with it. But if you want to get a true understanding of what your house is worth, ask a couple realtors.

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The ad men working for Mercedes  came out with a pretty fun and clever ad:

The only problem is they were completely outmatched by the geniuses working for Jaguar:

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If you’re still interested in one, Mercedes-Benz of Greenwich is a great dealership. @ 261 West Putnam Ave, Greenwich, CT 06830


Merry Christmas & Seasons Greetings Greenwich!

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Wishing everyone out there in the internet world a fantastic Holiday and safe New Years!

 

 

Scott Elwell 

Sotheby’s International Realty- (MBA) - GreenwichCT.com
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830 | Licensed in CT & NY
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott@elwell.com

Everyone at GreenwichCT.com Real Estate wishes you the best!

Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings GreenwichCos CobRiversideOld GreenwichByramPemberwickNorth MianusGlenvilleBelle Haven, and everyone else!

 

 

 

 

Greenwich CT New Years Eve

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New Years Eve

For those of you looking for a good event this New Years Eve, check out the NYE 2014 EPISODE in South Norwalk at 112 Washington Street. While this is not in Greenwich, it is sponsored by Blackstones in Greenwich.

Some other ideas in town include:

New Years Eve at the Cos Cobber

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New Years Eve at l’escale

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New Years Eve at Morello

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New Years Eve at J House

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Greenwich Time Article on North Street and Sales in 2013

Greenwich CT Real Estate | December Transactions

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 November 28 and December 5:

  • 8 Bailiwick Woods Circle — Lawrence Brookman to Timothy Alexander, $1,341,562.50.
  • 167 Bedford Rd. — David and Patricia Henderson to Anthony Low-Beer, $3,350,000.
  • 2 BRd. Rd. — Yonsuk Derby to Jason and Scottie Bonadio, $8,450,000.
  • 12 Circle Dr. Extension — The Estate of Frederick P. Scheuritzel and Frederick P. Scheuritzel Jr. to Kresimir Lozina, $665,000.
  • 44 Conyers Farm — Thomas Theobald to 44 Conyers Farm LLC, $13,400,000,
  • 16 Dingletown Rd. — Kenneth and Michelle Peacock to Stephen and Ann Zaminski, $4,950,000.
  • 1465 East Putnam Avenue Unit 419 — Andreas and Lauren Matthiesen to Paul and Barbara Cioffari, $320,000.
  • 61 Greenwich Hills Dr. — Gabriele and Peter Farinella to Gabriela Castillo-Espejel, $650,000.
  • 70 Gregory Rd. — Noel and Elizabeth Bourdin to Christope and Cecile Tiberghien, $985,000.
  • 39 Hearthstone Dr. — Todor and Alexandra Delev to Mark Wenitzky, $1,645,000.
  • 72 Hillcrest Park Rd. — Richard and Barbara Levy to Laura Richey, trustee of the Laura Richey Revocable Trust, $2,300,000.
  • 25 Indian Harbor Dr. Unit 4 — Cecile Abbruzzese to Jessica Murphy and Andrew Walker, $635,000.
  • 1038 Lake Avenue — Pinpat Acquisition Corp. to Chene Vert LLC, $4,020,000.
  • 111 Lockwood Rd. — Joseph Middelburg to Gonzalo Rodriguez del Valle, $1,800,000.
  • 21 Meadow Woods Dr. — Lawrence and Jennifer Goichman to James and Jesse Eisenberg, $1.
  • 24 Midbrook Lane — The Estate of Frank Henderson to Matthew and Mary Ann Ranalli, $1,020,500.
  • 16 Midwood Dr. — Robert Weltz to MDCT 3 LLC, $5,000,000.
  • 530 North St. — Timothy Hall and Lisa Scinto to Jason and Leah Butler, $2,587,500.
  • 36 Old Wagon Rd. — Constance Walton to Amy and David Perskie, $917,500.
  • 15 Otter Rock Dr. — Ulrik Trampe to Montague Yort, $6,200,000.
  • 197 Otter Rock Rd. — David and Anne Oglivy to Nicholas and Shauna Graziano, $5,400,000.
  • 123 Pilgrim Dr. — Andrea Garabedian to Andrea Basso, $1.
  • 1 Putnam Hill Unit 4J — Margaret Casey to Carolyn Beaudry, $260,000.
  • 78 River Rd. #10 — Muriel Ferland as trustee of the Muriel Ann Ferland Living Trust to Matthew and Christiane Lombardi, $850,000.
  • 78 River Rd. Unit 11 — Robert and Mary Rozmys to Michael More, $810,000.
  • 717 Riversville Rd. — Stonewich LLC to David Gluckman, $6,500,000.
  • 12 Shore Rd. — Wood Builders Inc. to 12 Shore Rd. LLC, $2,500,000.
  • 471 Stanwich Rd. — Greenwich Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses Inc. to Ning Li, $1,050,000.
  • 630 Steamboat Rd. Apt. 1A North — Kathleen Grant, executor of the Estate of Joyce A. Grant, $1,380,000.
  • 21 Sunshine Avenue — Janet Greywaz and Carole Harper to Prem Lawrence DCruz, $830,000.
  • 18 Tomac Avenue — Richard and Tiffany Kent to Marcus and Jane Franks, $2,400,000.
  • 25 Woodside Dr. — Deanna and Arthur Moren Jr. to Yonsuk Derby, $2,600,000.

December 6 and December 12:

  • 46 Bowman Dr. — Anna Donovan to Andrew Korn and Brooke Alexander, $1,352,000.
  • 1465 East Putnam Avenue Unit 115 — Kenneth Karamani to Mildred Yuen and Janet Wong, $340,000.
  • 1465 East Putnam Avenue Unit 122 — John and Milagrosa Elia to Donald Lovelace, $420,000.
  • 10 Edgewood Dr. Unit 7B — William and Susan Friesell to Rona Javitch, $3,010,000.
  • 4 Florence Rd. — Christopher and Karen Harris to Gabriel and Diane Swire, $1,266,200.
  • 44 Glenville Rd. — Rona Javitch to Scott Mohr, $4,300,000.
  • 129 Havemeyer Place — Steven and Elizabeth Gustavson to 129 Havemeyer Place Owners, LLC, $1,050,000.
  • 21 High St. — Beatrice Walko to Jennifer Smith, $530,000.
  • Indian Spring Rd.  — The Indian Spring Land Trust to INCT, LLC, $10,000.
  • Indian Spring Rd. (five undeveloped plots) — The Indian Spring Land Trust to INCT, LLC, $17,490,000.
  • 14 Licata Terrace — Joan Lynch to Keith and Suzane Cunningham, $1,140,000.
  • 32 Loughlin Avenue — 32 Loughlin Avenue, LLC to Richard Sanders, $1,817,413.59.
  • 11 Meyer Place — Virginia Lawson Mayer to 11 Meyer Place, LLC, $850,000.
  • 23 Nicholas Avenue Lot B — Elizabeth Augustine as executrix and as trustee to Joseph Granitto, $185,000.
  • 45 Overlook Dr. — Stephen and Ann Zaninski to Pheacians, LLC, $2,235,000.
  • 90 Putnam Park — The Estate of Helen M. Mannix to Alison Allen, $485,000.
  • 85 Richmond Hill Rd. — Michael Lorig to Michael Richard and Caroline Bergman Gottschalk, $4,825,000.
  • 52 Ridge St. — Mary Maloney to 52 Ridge St., LLC, $1,525,000.
  • River Club Slip D-10 — Joseph Boniauto to Timothy Yanoti, $64,000.
  • 291 Round Hill Rd. — Ilan Kelson to Elizabeth and Martin Plotnick, $3,650,000.
  • 407 Round Hill Rd. — Coastal Fund II, LLC to Adam and Sarah Dolder, $2,300,000.
  • 196 Stanwich Rd. — Peter and Rachel DaPuzzo to Carnaree, LLC, $7,400,000.
  • 523 West Lyon Farm Dr. Unit 523 — John and Divera Galvin to Charles Coske, $1,205,000.
  • 22 Wildwood Dr. — Danette Stephens to Suzanne Smith Guerin, $1,840,000.

December 13 and December 23:

  • 32 Cliff Avenue — Ashish Sharma to Raymond and Denise Scherer, $790,000.
  • 1535 East Putnam Avenue #307 — Richard Kolman and Reina Copani to Elizabeth and Vincent DiLeo, $254,000.
  • 45 Field Point Rd. — Capital E LLC to BLCR Holdings LLC, $3,700,000.
  • 6 Guinea Rd. — Richard and Wendlyne Murphy to Robert and Patricia Gaulin, $2,550,000.
  • 2 Halsey Dr. — Charles and Rita Magyar to Sebastian Erdocian, $1,520,000.
  • 38 Havemeyer Place — Michael and Eileen Hogan to 138 Havemeyer Place LLC, $975,000.
  • 27 Juniper Lane — George W. Crossman III to John and Margaret Baxter, $815,000.
  • 555 Lake Avenue — Cynthia Biondi to 555 Lake Avenue LLC, $25,000,000.
  • 20 Lockwood Rd. — James and Robin Hughes Loughman to Jeremy Robertson, $1,819,000.
  • 40 Lockwood Lane — The Estate of Bridget Shosdeck, Jody McDowell, executor, to Haihana Sun and Zhihong Yang, $800,000.
  • 51 North Stanwich Rd. — David and Catherine Horowitz to Lavin LLC, $1,425,000.
  • 93 Orchard Dr. — Joseph Borress to Misako Terui Makino, $2,930,000.
  • 3 Parsonage Lane — Genevieve Searls to Michael Wales, $2,922,000.
  • 424 Stanwich Rd. — The Estate of David F. Peabody to James McGee, $1,413,000.
  • 40 West Elm St. Unit 1C — Marilyn Myers to Timothy White, $525,000.
  • 40 Winthrop Dr. — Margaret Cheever to Nathan and Jennifer Lunt, $2,935,000.

 December 27 and Jan. 2:

  • 88 Birch Lane — Elizabeth Louise Webster to Eric Hopp, $1,900,000.
  • 34 Burying Hill Rd. — David and Sandra Joys to Carmen and Raphael Meyer, $4,750,000.
  • 7 Comly Terrace — Stephen and Maria Madaffari to Nicholas Hartman, $1,340,000.
  • 15 Cottontail Rd. — Stacey Aintokas, as trustee of the Mary Sakabinos Trust, to 15 Cottontail LLC, $443,750.
  • 15 Cottontail Rd. — Stacey Aintokas, as trustee of the Steven Sakabinos Trust, to 15 Cottontail LLC, $443,750.
  • 502 East Putnam Avenue — Ronald Donald Romaniello to Nassau Ridge LLC, $400,000.
  • 51 Forest Avenue — Anastasia Wilder to Matthew Hyson, $865,000.
  • 16 Francine Dr. — Thomas and Laura Feda to Gary Youm and Sophia Kim, $2,975,000.
  • 67 Josephine Evaristo Avenue — Frank Fiorito to Michael Fiorito, $100,000.
  • 71 Josephine Evaristo Avenue — Michael Fiorito to Frank Fiorito, $100,000.
  • 16 Lakeview Dr. — Axel and Katrin Krieger to Marcano Lozano, $2,650,000.
  • 15 Linwood Avenue — Gaston Vaneri and Maria Gomez-Solar to Gregory and Virginia Richard, $1,485,000.
  • 10 Lockwood Avenue — Todd and Laura Khoury to Christine Heyworth, $2,760,000.
  • 11 Manor Rd. — Stella and Alfonse Sorrentino Jr. to Charles and Penelope Otton, $1,055,000.
  • 9 Oakley Lane — Deborah Laberge, as trustee, to Oakley Lane LLC, $12,500,000.
  • 10 Spezzano Dr. — Customers Bank to Kevin O’Connor, $1,250,000.
  • 36 Winthrop Dr. — Joseph and Kimball Howell to Douglas Vissicchio, $2,100,000.

 

Christopher/Chris Fountain article in the New York Times

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I’ve been receiving a lot of questions and interest about the New York Times article on blogger Christopher Fountain and Greenwich CT Real Estate. For those of you who can’t find it, here is the article:

The Gadfly of Greenwich Real Estate

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/26/business/the-gadfly-of-greenwich-real-estate.html?_r=1

 

 

 

Scott Elwell 

Sotheby’s International Realty- (MBA) - GreenwichCT.com
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830 | Licensed in CT & NY
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott@elwell.com

 

Snow Emergency Street/Streets Greenwich CT www.greenwichct.org

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[If you want to go right to the list of streets we can't park on during snow emergencies click HERE - otherwise feel free to read my rant on finding this link]

If you just got a call from the Greenwich Police stating that we have a “SNOW EMERGENCY” here in Greenwich and that your car needed to be removed from all streets declared as “Snow Emergency Streets” you should be going to www.GreenwichCT.org

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I just went to the site and can’t figure out for the life of me where to find these streets. Ill keep looking and get back to you.

It looks like this is the page the town wants you to go to - http://www.greenwichct.org/upload/medialibrary/619/Greenwich_Snow_Emergency_Regulations.pdf

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So then you want to see what the “snow area” is….

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Looking for Schedule XXI for these “snow routes”…

FOUND IT!!

Schedule XXI – Snow Emergeny/No Parking – Snow Route in Greenwich CT

Glad they make that easy…

 

 

Scott Elwell 

Sotheby’s International Realty- (MBA) - GreenwichCT.com
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830 | Licensed in CT & NY
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott@elwell.com

 

 

 


Richest Neighborhood in USA – Greenwich, CT

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Sorry, New York and California. The state with the richest neighborhoods is little ole’ Maryland.

A new ranking of the 100 richest neighborhoods in America finds that three of the top five are in Maryland, all of them close to Washington, D.C.

This follows another recent study that found that Maryland also has the highest population of millionaires per capita than any other state, suggesting that the D.C.-area is becoming one of the nation’s leading centers of wealth.

The new neighborhood list, called the Higley Elite 100, is compiled by Stephen R. Higley, professor emeritus of urban geography at the University of Montevallo in Alabama. The list ranks neighborhoods—rather than ZIP codes or cities—by mean household income and census data, and is based on the Census Bureau’s “American Community Survey 2006-2010.”

Higley said that since the census income measure tops out at $2 million, it doesn’t give more credit to the super-rich earners. That could lower the rankings for neighborhoods in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco.

(Read more: Which state leads in millionaires per capita?)

Still, the list is a good measure of overall affluence—if not superwealth.

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A home in Potomac, Md.

Ranking first on the list is the “Golden Triangle” in Greenwich, Conn., which includes homes for many of top hedge funders. The mean household income in the triangle is $614,242. Higley said the average asking price of a home in the “Triangle” was $6.7 million.

Ranking second was the Bradley Manor-Longwood enclave of Bethesda, Md., with a mean household income of $599,440, followed by Potomac Manors in Potomac, Md., with $599,331. Another Potomac hood, Carderock-The Palisades, came in fifth, with $595,669.

Other neighborhoods near D.C. also ranked high, including the Swinks Mill-Dominion neighborhood in McLean, Va.,(ranking 7th) and the Glendale area of McLean (ranked 19th).

(Read more: How to become a millionaire? The answer’s changed)

Some say the rise in wealth in D.C. is a sign of the growth in the “business” of Washington, like lobbying and contractors. But Higley said it’s more a sign of the rise of dual-earners in D.C.

“In Maryland and Virginia, you have all these double-professional families,” he said. “They may be making $300,000 or $400,000 a year. But they’re not rich in the way that you’d find in New York or Los Angeles.”

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The Golden Triangle bumped off the previous No. 1 on the list, Holmby Hills, Calif. But Higley said Holmby’s fall was due mainly to a redrawing of the neighborhood to include an area with condo towers.

“Nothing kills a high ranking like condo towers,” he said.

Higley said the study also shows the increasing diversity of today’s rich neighborhoods. He said Asians and Latinos have gained the most. The white population of America’s highest-earning 1,000 communities has fallen to 83 percent from 91 percent in 2000, he said. In some rich neighborhoods, the decline is far more substantial.

(Read more: Born in San Fran? Your ladder is easier to climb)

The Old Cutler-Hammock neighborhood of Coral Gables, Fla., ranked fourth on the list, with a mean household income of $596,851. Fully 48 percent of the neighborhood’s population is Latino. Higley said that roughly two-thirds of the Latinos are Cuban—mostly business owners or entrepreneurs, many of whom were wealthy in Cuba before emigrating.

“Even in the richest neighborhoods, the demographic change is substantial,” he said.

Here are the 10 most affluent neighborhoods in America, as measured by mean household income.

Rank Neighborhood City Mean household income
1 The Golden Triangle Greenwich, Conn. $614,242
2 Bradley Manor-Longwood Bethesda, Md. $599,440
3 Potomac Manors Potomac, Md. $599,331
4 Old Cutler-Hammock Oaks Coral Gables, Fla. $596,851
5 Carderock-The Palisades Potomac, Md. $595,669
6 East Lake Shore Drive Chicago $593,454
7 Swinks Mill-Dominion McLean, Va. $562,596
8 Cameo Shores-Highlands Newport Beach, Calif. $554,721
9 Pelican Hill-Pelican Crest Newport Beach, Calif. $549,659
10 Greenhaven Rye, N.Y. $540,403
Source: Higley Elite 100

—By CNBC’s Robert Frank. Follow him on Twitter @robtfrank.

Announcing Fieldstone Partners of Sotheby’s International Realty

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Fieldstone Partners of Sotheby’s International Realty

I’m thrilled to announce my new partnership with Lyn Stevens, Beverley Toepke and Robin Kencel.

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FIELDSTONE PARTNERS

With more than 55 years of experience helping clients to buy and sell homes, and a combined $1 billion track record, Fieldstone Partners is Greenwich’s leading real estate team. Partnering with Sotheby’s International Realty, the most renowned global luxury real estate brand, allows Fieldstone Partners access to unparalleled expertise and resources. From back country compounds to beachside bungalows, Fieldstone Partners’ intimate knowledge of every neighborhood and community in Greenwich allows them to offer an exceptional real estate experience that’s tailor made to a client’s individual needs.

Founded by top realtors, Lyn Stevens, Beverley Toepke, Robin Kencel and Scott Elwell, this team has garnered dozens of impressive industry awards, including consistent placement in the prestigious Wall Street Journal’s REAL Trends, Inc. ranking of the top 1% of all Sotheby’s agents worldwide. Additionally, they’re ranked among the leading agents in the Greenwich and Connecticut markets.

With complementary skills and expansive backgrounds in the real estate industry, the team at Fieldstone Partners offers a unique blend of strategy, marketing, data and analysis. With a commitment to offering highly personalized service with integrity, honesty and discretion, Fieldstone Partners provides clients with an unrivaled real estate experience.

Fieldstone Partners – Facebook Page

 

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Fieldstone Partners of Sotheby ‘s International Realty
Stevens, Toepke, Kencel & Elwell
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott.elwell@sothebyshomes.com

 

 

 

 

Zillow…..

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Zillow is both a fantastic and horrible website.

Fantastic – I wish I had invented it. Its brilliant. Its really not there for homebuyers, but there for everyone who owns a home and is curious about what it is worth. Scratch that. Its there for people who are curious about what their friend’s homes are worth. Its voyeuristic.  ”Sally lives in a $5 million home!?” “Danny’s home isn’t worth squat.” As a friend once described it, Zillow is Real Estate Porn. I wish I had invented it. Its a fun site to play around with.

Horrible – The data and valuations on Zillow are compiled and created by a computer program in some other area of the world. It doesn’t come visit your house. It doesn’t know about that new kitchen you put in. It doesn’t know about the basement that flooded yesterday. By definition, the valuations are NOT GOOD! They are not there for you to get a precise idea of what your house is worth (ask a realtor), they are there for fun. In many cases the computer program pulls the wrong tax records or closing statements from your town’s own system (probably the town’s fault though), so in addition to the calculation not being perfect, the data going into the system is off.

Have fun using Zillow. I admit, I have played around with it. But if you want to get a true understanding of what your house is worth, ask a couple realtors.

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I’m thrilled to announce my new partnership with Lyn Stevens, Beverley Toepke and Robin Kencel.

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FIELDSTONE GROUP

Four top real estate professionals with Sotheby’s International Realty’s Greenwich Brokerage have teamed their talents to form the Fieldstone Group. With a $1 billion sales track record and 120 years of combined experience within the real estate field and related industries, the Fieldstone Group is Greenwich’s leading real estate team. Together with Sotheby’s International Realty, the renowned global luxury real estate brand, the Fieldstone Group enjoys access to unparalleled expertise and resources. From backcountry compounds to beachside cottages, the Fieldstone Group’s intimate knowledge of every neighborhood and community in Greenwich allows them to offer an exceptional real estate experience that’s tailor made to a client’s individual needs.

Founding members Lyn Stevens, Beverley Toepke, Robin Kencel, and Scott Elwell have garnered dozens of impressive industry awards, including consistent placement in the prestigious Wall Street Journal’s REAL Trends, Inc. ranking of the top 1% of all Sotheby’s agents worldwide. Additionally, they’re ranked among the leading agents in the Greenwich and Connecticut markets.

Their complementary skills and expansive backgrounds in the real estate industry, offer a unique blend of strategy, marketing, data and analysis. With a commitment to offering highly personalized service with integrity, honesty and discretion, the Fieldstone Group provides every client with an unrivaled real estate experience.

Fieldstone Group - Facebook Page & Team Website – GreenwichCTRealEstate.com

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Scott Elwell
Fieldstone Group of Sotheby ‘s International Realty
Stevens, Toepke, Kencel & Elwell
One Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830
Mobile: 203.940.0444 | Fax: 203.930.2808 | Email: scott.elwell@sothebyshomes.com

ABOUT THE PRINCIPALS

Lyn Stevens

Lyn Stevens has been a top-producing broker in Greenwich for over 19 years. She ranks among the top 10 Greenwich agents and among the leading 1% of real estate agents nationwide. Lyn has built a reputation within the Greenwich community as a consummate professional, keenly adept at marketing estate properties to and for an elite clientele. Her integrity, honed negotiating skills and attention to detail have earned her the honor of consistently being recognized by The Wall Street Journal as one of the Top 100 Agents in America. Lyn cherishes the personal connection with her clients and they in turn value the consistent communication and advice she brings to every transaction.

Lyn was the co-founding partner of Greenwich Fine Properties, the leading luxury boutique real estate firm in Greenwich. After selling that company, she rejoined Sotheby’s where she began her career and she currently ranks in their top 1% of all agents.

Originally from Michigan and having never lost her Midwestern roots, Lyn has called Greenwich home for the past 28 years. She has residency in both London and Greenwich with an active real estate clientele in both locations. Lyn is an exercise enthusiast with a passion for horseback riding, skiing and cycling.

Beverley Toepke

Originally from London, England, Beverley Toepke has ranked consistently among the top 5% Greenwich realtors. With 19 years of experience in the Greenwich real estate industry, she has developed a broad-based and loyal clientele. Known for her extensive market knowledge, analytical abilities, ties to the community, and strong professional network, Beverley is exceptional at matching buyers and sellers. Additionally, she is an accomplished negotiator who is lauded for her tenacity and scrupulous attention to detail. Because Beverley has lived on three different continents including the United States she understands the complexities of relocation, locally and long distance.

With a strong European network, Beverley has lived and worked in England, Germany, South Africa and Canada and is fully versant in German. She holds a degree in Physiotherapy from Guys Hospital in London, and a degree from the New York School of Design. She started her own interior design firm, which she ran successfully for 8 years until moving to Europe.

Beverley is a member of the Greenwich Audubon Center and the Bruce Museum. She is an avid hiker and nature lover, with a passion for gardening.

Robin Kencel

With numerous industry distinctions and awards, and 29 years of experience in the real estate industry, Robin Kencel has ranked among the top 10 Greenwich realtors. She’s been the recipient of Connecticut Cottages & Garden’s “Realtors You Should Know,” as all as the Five Star Realtor award for Connecticut. Robin’s penchant for innovative and creative thinking, and the marketing knowledge she brings from the world of consumer packaged goods, has led to consistent record setting in sales of properties at all price levels.

Robin’s experience in the real estate industry is broad and distinctive. Not only is she one of Greenwich’s most prolific leaders in the restoration of historic residences, her interior design work has appeared in numerous publications. Robin’s depth of experience, professionalism, integrity and honesty, combined with her discretion and conscientious approach, has earned her an unparalleled reputation in the eyes of her clients, as well as those in the industry.

Robin graduated with a degree in Philosophy from Georgetown University and has an MBA in Marketing and Finance from Northwestern University’s Kellogg Graduate School of Business. She is a member of the Greenwich Historical Society and Trinity Church, and is on the governing board of the Colonial Governors of America. Robin holds a 2013 World Title, and is the four-time U.S. Champion in Pro/AM American Smooth Ballroom Dance.

Scott Elwell

One of the highest producing agents under 40, Scott Elwell was born and raised in Greenwich, his family roots running deep in the community. Scott not only knows Greenwich real estate intimately, he is also has extraordinary knowledge of search engine optimization and online marketing, two of the most critical factors in today’s real estate environment.

With a degree in Economics and Computer Science form Trinity College and an MBA, with a concentration in Real Estate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Scott offers an educational background and perspective shared by few in the field, bringing enormous value to his clients with his exceptional quantitative skills.

Before joining Sotheby’s, Scott spent five years in residential lending and four years in commercial portfolio management at Clarion Partners, where he was involved in the acquisition, disposition, and management of shopping center, office, and hotel properties worth over $15 billion. Scott is a member of the Long Walk Society at Trinity College, the Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association, and the Greenwich Young Professionals Group. He is a marathon runner and accomplished sailor, and worked for an America’s Cup syndicate in the 2000 Cup in New Zealand. He is a member of both the The New York Club and American Yacht Club.

 

 

 

Greenwich CT Real Estate | January Transactions

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Jan. 3 and Jan. 8:

  • 12 Baldwin Farms South — ES Ventures One LLC to Marc Esquenazi, trustee of the March I. Esquenazi Revocable Trust, $5,125,000.
  • 60 Connecticut Ave. — Steven and Elaine Betzios to Alison and Aaron Eiges, $1,312,500.
  • 46 Havemeyer Ln. — Barbara Verboven to 46 Havemeyer LLC, $387,500.
  • 49 Indian Mill Rd. — Adam Edison to Graham Gyesky, $1,250,000.
  • 1 Lake Dr. — Roger Frank and Nina Renna to Prahjot Grewal and Sumit Kumar, $2,225,000.
  • 125 Mason St. (1/3 interest) — 125 Mason Group LLC to Mason Acquisition LLC, $1,550,000.
  • 125 Mason St. (1/3 interest) — Mason TW LLC to Mason Acquisition LLC, $1,550,000.
  • 125 Mason St. (1/3 interest) — The Pastore Family Trust to Mason Acquisition LLC, $1,550,000.
  • 11 River Rd. Unit 122 — Mehdi Sunderji and Elizabeth Brown to David Kane, trustee, $682,000.
  • 36 Widgeon Way — Jenny Prottas to Jane Cumming, $1,580,000.

 

Jan. 10 and Jan. 16:

  • 70 Baldwin Farms South — Mason Slaine to Stephanie Qi c/o James Margolis, $2,000,000.
  • 236 Bedford Rd. — Matthew and Lillian Rice Raben to Christopher Webb, $1,128,000.
  • 9 Benders Dr. Parcel A-2 — Faughart Properties LLC to Aestival Associates, LLC $562,500.
  • 108 Birch Ln. — Dennis and Kathleen Anne Fawcett to David Hopper, trustee, $1,650,000.
  • 65 Buckfield Rd. — Andrew and Kathleen Brenner to Timothy and Meredith Reedy, $2,675,000.
  • 5 Conyers Farm Dr. — 5CFD LLC to 5 Conyers Farm Dr. LLC, $11,500,000.
  • 35 East Lyon Farm Dr. — Ellen Wayne and Amy Kabcenell to Nina Syraus, $950,000.
  • 32 Edgewater Dr. — Thomas and Judith Weller to Erin and John Murphy, $1,170,000.
  • 21 Hendrie Ave. — Leland and Zarin Wai-Ling Forst to Pernille and Simon Howarth, $1,775,000.
  • 48 Highview Ave. — Christopher and Dawn Davidson to Pascale and Katherine Vairo, $2,125,000.
  • 64 Howard Rd. — Michele Marsh to Adam Zakka, $2,250,000.
  • 36 Keofferam Rd. — Gijsbert Vuursteen and Martine Vuursteen-Schipper to Jeffrey and Paige Wilmer, $4,400,000.
  • 1 Milbank Ave. Unit 3B — Vincent and Patricia Giovinco to Brian Corcoran, $700,000.
  • 4 Pilot Rock Ln. — Margaret Ann George to Christopher and Andrea Semenuk, $5,000,000.
  • 226 Riverside Ave. — QIC LLC to Stylianos and Elizabeth Theofanidis, $1,490,000.
  • 538 Round Hill Rd. — Michael Haskett to Jenny Murnan Levion, $4,800,000.
  • 558 Round Hill Rd. — Pete and Cheryl Tague to Samara Cohen, $4,750,000.
  • 2 Spring St. — Tom Ragland III to Francisco Seitun and Mercedes Ahumada, $2,175,000.
  • 394 Stanwich Rd. — Amelia and David Dickson Jr. to 394 Stanwich Rd. LLC, $3,675,000.
  • 67 Sound Beach Ave. — Marilyn Bvona to 67 Sound Beach Ave. LLC, $1,115,000.
  • 23 Stillman Ln. Lot 39 — Indian Spring Limited Partnership to Jasper Home LLC, $1,570,000.
  • 28 Wessels Place — Ivo Sain to Priscilla Whitlington, $570,000.
  • 33 Wildwood Dr. — Lynda Solsvig to Patricia Thrane, $1,465,000.

 

Jan. 17 and Jan. 23:

  • 10 Blanchard Rd. — Joan LaFrana to Thasunda Duckett, $2,611,257.
  • 111 Dingletown Rd. — Robert Futterman to Pierre Mavger, $2,800,000.
  • 45 John St. — Eleanor Sullivan to Applejack CT LLC, $11,920,000.
  • 7 Konittekock Rd. — James and Pascale Luse to Jon-Claude Zucconi and Riann Smith, $3,150,000.
  • 166 Mason St. — 166 Mason LLC to Murer 166 Mason LLC, $1,250,000.
  • 16 Putnam Park — Gregory and Melissa Toothill to Mary Maloney, $465,000.
  • 2 Roberta Ln. — Susan Wieman and Harry Hohn as co-trustees of the Clinton G. Weiman Revocable Trusts to Robert Surgent Jr., $2,150,000.
  • 90 Round Hill Rd. — Jessica and Basil Zirinis III to Whitney and Philip Connor III, $6,250,000.
  • 45 Sheephill Rd. — Andrew DeRosa to Gregory Toothill, $610,000.
  • 197 Sheephill Ave. Unit D — Judith Baker to Toshihiro Hayashida, $779,000.

 

Jan. 24 and Jan. 30:

  • 93 Birch Ln. (87.06% interest) — The Estate of John P. Brennan to Michael and Debra McLaughlin, $1,462,608.
  • 93 Birch Ln. (12.94% interest) — Catherine Brennan to Michael and Debra McLaughlin, $217,392.
  • 38 Circle Dr. — Kristine Cooper to Matthew Russ, $1,570,000.
  • 19 Crescent Rd. — Elizabeth and William Thomas Jr. to James and Virginia Lockhart as trustees, $2,298,000.
  • 37 Day Rd. — Steven and Emily Warren to 37 Day Rd. LLC, $2,295,000.
  • 27 Deep Gorge Rd. — Maurice and Maria Musilli to Todd Vitale, $990,000.
  • 1465 East Putnam Ave. #416 — John and Lois Huisman to Danielle Cervi, $316,500.
  • 51 Forest Ave. Unit 10 — Annette Goard as trustee of the Richard L. Goard Family Trust to Kenneth Gammil as trustee of the OGG 105 Trust, $1,035,000.
  • 51 Forest Ave. Unit 159 — Karen Birgit Israelsson as trustee under agreement for the benefit of Karen Birgit Israelsson to Hitesh Harnal, $703,000.
  • 19 Hendrie Ln. — Andrea Berkley to Laura Luckenbach, $1,350,000.
  • 20 Marks Rd. — 20 Marks Rd. LLC to John Sullivan, $3,327,000.
  • 15 Nedley Ln. — Corinne Ferrante to Brian, Robert and Rachel Amen, $625,000.
  • 35 Old Kings Highway — Jessica and Pallo Blum-Tucker to Roberto Leon, $780,000.
  • 189 Old Mill Rd. — Bruce Omdahl, executor, to Kristine Cooper, $900,000.
  • 22 Perkins Rd. — Susan Kaye and Michael Jones as trustees of the Maurice and Monet Haroche 2005 Trust to Michael and Krystal Sachs, $4,150,000.
  • 25 River Ave. — 25 River LLC to Randall Carey Bingham, $2,000,000.
  • 595 Steamboat Rd. — JAC Steamboat LLC to Patricia White, $3,035,000.
  • 98 Valley Rd. Unit #2 — Karen Mueller and Byrdeen Nota to Garen Melikian and Alis Zakarian, $410,000.
  • 21 Winthrop Dr. — The Estate of Mary Finneson to 21 Winthrop LLC, $2,200,000.
  • 29 Winthrop Dr. — The Estate of Mark Finneson to 29 Winthrop Development LLC, $1,500,000.
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