102 Ward St, Norwalk, CT 06851

This house is 1,862 square feet on a .27 acre corner lot in the heart of Norwalk, CT. Built in 1920, this house is loaded with charm and has a personality of its own! The inviting entrance opens to a staircase, arched hallways and french doors. The home has been newly painted throughout. There is oak hardwood flooring. The living room has a stone fireplace - a Vermont Castings wood stove in it now. Off the living room is a cubby library and a fabulous all season sunroom with beveled glass french doors. Also on the first floor is a dining room, kitchen, den, bedroom and full bathroom. There are three bedrooms, a full bathroom and linen closet on the second floor. The traditional kitchen features a Sub-Zero built in refrigerator and large Viking six burner, two oven range with a center grill and pot filler. There is an ornate tin ceiling and the countertops and matching window sills are Silestone. The heating system in our home is steam with radiators. There is a three year old natural gas furnace and a 50 gallon natural gas hot water heater. The electrical service is 200 amp with circuit breakers. We have a full size unfinished basement partitioned with a laundry room. The basement has a poured concrete floor and a ceiling height of 88 inches. The basement is accessed by stairway off the kitchen and also opens directly into the attached 2 car garage. The driveway is quite large and can accommodate at least four cars. There are side and back yards for gardening and relaxation. These areas are surrounded with beautiful stone walls and cedar fencing. There are established perennial gardens throughout the property. An invisible fence has been installed in the back yard and in the front to help keep an eye on your pooch. Norwalk, a historic coastal town, has much to offer in terms of parks, shopping and entertainment. Beaches, harbors, horseback riding and sailing are only moments away. Costco and Stew Leonards are close as well as the new Sono Collection Mall. We are conveniently located between interstate 95 and the Merritt Parkway, just 45 miles from New York City. We are also close to three railroad train stations for trips to the Big Apple and beyond.