133 Putnam Park, Greenwich, CT 06830

For sale is a fully furnished two bedroom one bath cooperative apartment in the Putnam Park complex of Greenwich, Connecticut. Approximately 960 sq ft. Very nice, clean second floor unit. Hardwood floors in great condition. Balcony overlooking courtyard. Granite countertops in kitchen with linoleum tiled floor. Brand new stainless microwave and refrigerator as of March, 2016. Remodeled tiled bathroom with deep tub. Crown molding, Panel wood doors. Brass hardware. Neutral colors. Currently decorated in country French style with light floral upholstered furniture. The unit is in move in condition. The Putnam Park community is well established comfortable quiet and safe. The two story brick buildings making up the complex were constructed circa 1950. The location is fantastic. About 2 blocks from Greenwich Avenue, it is within walking distance of everything - train, restaurants, shopping, beach, parks. Whole Foods and Starbucks are only a block away. It is also within walking distance of Greenwich Hospital. The master bedroom is large at about 21 by 13 ft. Living room/dining room are connected. Second bedroom is medium size about 10 by 12 feet and would also make a nice guest home office/den. Kitchen has counter for eat in and accommodates two stools. There is a basement storage available for building residents. Some garages are also available at an added monthly cost of about $75. Or, there is plenty of resident parking available. Time for us to move to a warmer climate. This coop is being offered furnished and ready to move right in. It includes everything you see in the photos and lots more in the closets and cabinets. Dishes, pots, pans, utensils, glassware, towels, linens etc. Brand new TV. Move right in. I have loads more photos as well as videos I can provide to interested parties. I also have a 26 page recent independent appraisal and inspection for interested parties including market analysis and comparable sales. Coop is available immediately- pending approval by board of directors of Putnam Park. Thank you.