About this home
A 1920s Treasure with Park Views and a Walk-to-Everything Lifestyle! This enchanting 1920s Dutch Colonial Townhouse has been meticulously renovated, offering the best of both worlds: the enduring grace of historic architecture paired with the ease and style of contemporary amenities. Set directly across from Mead Park, the property enjoys serene, tree-lined views of the sparkling trout-stocked lake. Morning walks, summer picnics, or a casual game of tennis or pickleball are just steps from your front door, bringing the park's natural beauty and vibrant energy into your everyday life. Inside, sunlight streams through thoughtfully updated interiors that balance warmth and elegance. With three bedrooms (currently configured as two bedrooms plus a versatile office/media room), the home offers flexibility to suit your lifestyle-whether you're working from home, hosting guests, or simply seeking a quiet retreat. The location is as convenient as it is idyllic. Just a four-minute stroll brings you to the New Canaan train station, known affectionately as "the next station to heaven." From there, you're guaranteed a seat for the just-over-an-hour ride to Grand Central Terminal--a rare luxury for commuters and city lovers alike. Whether you're drawn by the home's classic architecture, the vibrant neighborhood, or the seamless commute, 89 Richmond Hill offers the best of New Canaan living-all wrapped in effortless charm and updated style.
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| 2026-04-30 | Sold — $5,600/mo (this listing) | MLS 24126597 |
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