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Westport Property Transfers: 12/28/20 - 01/01/21

Westport property transfers as reported by the Westport Town Clerk’s Office:

Total Conveyance Tax: $59,357.75

Total Sales: $23,743,100

Highest Transfer Price: 14 Broadview Road: $3,379,000

Lowest Transfer Price: 35 Bridge Street, Unit 107: $156,500

Transfers:

14 Broadview Road: $3,379,000

9 Yankee Hill Road: $2,500,000

25 Burnham Hill: $2,150,000

31 Red Coat Road: $2,050,000

5 Breezy Knoll: $1,695,000

38 Evergreen Avenue: $1,650,000

296 Compo Road South: $1,500,000

4 Daybreak Commons: $1,255,000

5 Lone Line Lane: $1,200,000

10 Abbotts Lane: $1,000,000

4 Barry Lane: $990,000

6 Pond Road: $912,500

326 Wilton Road: $875,000

2D Cross Highway: $790,000

230 Saugatuck Avenue, Unit 1: $665,000

99 Hillspoint Road: $650,000

18 Whitney Glen: $325,000

35 Bridge Street, Unit 107: $156,500

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Bankside House Comes to Wilton Road

A digital rendering of Bankside House, as seen from Wilton Road. From KMS Partners at Compass

Construction has started at 60 Wilton Road’s Bankside house. The new condominium complex will offer twelve luxury homes on the Saugatuck River, is was designed by Westport-based Roger Ferris + Partners architects. The project is by Westport’s David Adam Realty, and will be completed in partnership with Urbane New Haven. It will be the newest addition to the lower Wilton Road area, including recent renovations to National Hall and the Save the Children headquarters building.

Save the Children anchored the Wilton Road property from 1974 until their move in November of 2013 to Fairfield, which was based on a need for a more open floor plan for the growing international organization, according to the Connecticut Post. Prior to Save the Children, the building served as the home to the historic Famous Artists’ School starting in 1948.

The future site of Bankside House, as seen from Wilton Road.

The four-tower design allows for residents to enjoy views of the river, downtown, courtyards, and Wilton Road neighborhood from their single story condominiums. Listing prices start at around 2.2 million and increase to above 4.2 million.

The Save the Children property was purchased in 2013 for $11,925,000, according to the Westport-News, with the Bankside House’s portion of the property being transferred from Greenfield Partners to David Adam Realty in December 2020 for 3.93 Million.

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Westport Property Transfers: 12/21/20 - 12/25/20

Westport property transfers as reported by the Westport Town Clerk’s Office:

Total Conveyance Tax: $63,228.00

Total Sales: $25,608,000.00

Highest Transfer Price: 60 Wilton Road: $3,930,000

Lowest Transfer Price: 20 Edgewater Commons, Unit 3B: $500,000

Transfers:

60 Wilton Road: $3,930,000

16 Quentin Road: $2,650,000

76 Compo Road South: $2,625,000

10 Bermuda Road: $2,365,000

2 Mimi Lane: $1,834,000

14 River Lane: $1,710,000

6 Caccamo Trail: $1,625,000

8 Highwood Lane: $1,495,000

320 Compo Road South: $1,295,000

11 Hockanum Road: $1,275,000

24 Colony Road: $1,260,000

3 Hermit Court: $1,100,000

9 Old Orchard Road: $999,000

117 Wilton Road: $625,000

20 Edgewater Commons, Unit 3B: $500,000

5 Bumpy Lane: $160,000 (1% INT in Westport)

5 Bumpy Lane: $160,000 (1% INT in Westport)

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Wrecking Ball: 27 Gorham Avenue, 1933

After the October death of its owner, the 1933 built home at 27 Gorham Avenue is slated to be demolished.

27 Gorham Avenue - and its crescent moon shutters, stone fireplace, and sloping roof - is slated for demolition, according to a November application. The home was built in 1933 and sits on .46 acres. The property was transferred in November to the Estate of John Geroski, who owned the home until his death in October at the age of 97.

Due to its historic stature, Historic District Commission members voted on December 8th to uphold the 180 day delay of demolition from it’s November 20th application date, allowing more time for public inspection. Members cited the character of the home within the district, its current condition, and wanting to assure all other options were explored prior to demolishing the home.

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