Home for Sale at 383 Churchill Drive, Newington, CT 06111

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383 Churchill Drive
Newington, CT 06111

Tyler Phelps with eXp Realty, original listing - (866) 828-3951

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Property Details

List Price:	$259,900
Beds:	2
Baths:	Full: 1, ½: 1
Status:	Active
SqFt:	1106 Square Feet
Agency:	eXp Realty
Agency Phone:	(866) 828-3951

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Lot Size:	0 sqft
Garage:	Garage
Property Type:	Residential-Condominium
Year Built:	1978
Notes:	With FULL FHA APPROVAL, securing this home is not only easier but also a smart financial move before the spring market heats up and competition surges! Welcome to Churchill Bridge II-where homeownership is within reach in a centrally located townhome community that offers convenience, care, and comfort. Inside Unit 383, you'll find true peace of mind. Both the Lenox furnace and h/w heater were installed in 2022, the thermopane dual-pane windows maximize efficiency, and the current owner's pride of ownership shines throughout. To further reassure the future homeowner, this unit will be offered with a 13-month Diamond Plan home warranty-a rare and valuable bonus. One of the standout perks of Churchill Bridge II? Unlike Churchill Bridge I, these units boast full central air, whereas the original phase still relies on wall units. Plus, this unbeatable location puts you moments from I-91, I-84, Route 5, and Route 15, ensuring effortless travel. Daily errands become a breeze-you can get a haircut, visit the eye doctor, fill up on gas, grab pet food, and pick up groceries at Stew Leonard's-all within a small radius. Feeling hungry? Choose from an abundance of dining options, from a high-end steak at Ruth's Chris to countless comfort food favorites. When you return home, pull into your deep garage, step through the mudroom, and head upstairs to your private retreat. This pet-friendly community welcomes all, offering both security and a sense of belonging. Ask and act fast!
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ListingId:	24076521

Listing Provided By:	eXp Realty, original listing
Phone:	(860) 993-6456
Office Phone:	(866) 828-3951
Agent Name:	Tyler Phelps
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