The New York Times - USA (2020-10-25)

THE NEW YORK TIMES, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2020 MBRE 3

ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY CLAUDIA GRYVATZ COPQUIN,
LISA PREVOST AND KIM VELSEY.

FAIRFIELD20 Redding Road
A two-bedroom, two-bath, 1,987-
square-foot house with wide-plank
oak floors, a great room with a stone
fireplace and exposed wood beams,
a sun room, a stone terrace, an office
alcove, a laundry/mudroom, two
large barns with horse stalls, and a
chicken coop, on 10.1 acres. Susan
Vanech, Compass Real Estate,
203-685-2348; compass.com

TAXES$12,926 a year

PROSThe house has been

completely redone with high-end

finishes, appliances and millwork

throughout. The Aspetuck River

winds behind the property.

CONSAt this price, buyers may

expect more than two bedrooms.

There is no garage.

EASTON TWO-BEDROOM

$1,600,000

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NASSAU1232 Plandome Road

An expanded three-story house with

five bedrooms, five baths, French

doors, five fireplaces, an eat-in

kitchen with an attached family

room, an office with a built-in bar, a

parlor, an upstairs library, a main

suite with a sitting area, and a wine

cellar, on about half an acre. Maria

Rovegno, Douglas Elliman Real

Estate, 516-883-5200; elliman.com

TAXES$38,505 a year

PROSThe property includes

charming fountains, a courtyard, an

antique gate and a guest cottage.

CONSThe interior design is

inconsistent: Some rooms have

original period elements such as

hand-blown glass windows, while

others are more modern.

MANHASSET FIVE-BEDROOM

$1,995,000

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BROOKLYN12 Cheever Place,

No. 2

A two-bedroom, one-bath with a

windowed kitchen, a washer and

dryer, and a private terrace, in a

25-foot-wide, three-unit townhouse

on a quiet, tree-lined street. Cara

Sadownick, 917-710-6504, Cheryl

Nielsen, 917-345-3778, Zoe Saaf,

347-596-6302, Corcoran;

corcoran.com

MAINTENANCE$706 a month

PROSThere is a fireplace in the

living room and one in a bedroom.

The high-end renovation includes

custom kitchen cabinetry. The private

terrace is a full 20 feet long.

CONSThe second bedroom is on

the small side and has no closet.

There is a glass shower but no tub.

COBBLE HILL CO-OP

$1,195,000

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THE BRONX3411 Cannon Place

A three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home

close to the subway, with a garage and yard,

and 1,280 square feet, not including the

finished basement. William Beltran, Douglas

Elliman, 646-238-6261; elliman.com

TAXES$3,797 a year

PROSThe living room has a wood-beamed

ceiling. The basement has a kitchenette.

CONSThe kitchen is a bit dated.

KINGSBRIDGE HEIGHTS HOUSE

$739,000

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MANHATTAN 333 East 53rd

Street, No. 12H

A 700-square-foot one-bedroom,

one-bath apartment on the 12th

floor of a 13-story prewar building

with an Art Deco lobby, a doorman,

roof deck, gym and bike storage.

Jeanne Byers, 212-380-2407, and

George Case, 212-380-2405,

Warburg Realty; warburgrealty.com

MAINTENANCE$1,860 a month

PROSThe renovated kitchen has

useful storage, upgraded appliances

and a modern finish. The windowed

bathroom is well designed.

CONSThe bedroom doesn’t have

its own closet. The apartment is

across from the elevator.

SUTTON PLACE CO-OP

$695,000

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