Real Estate

New Canaan Open Houses, Feb. 9

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What follows are Open Houses scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 9, according to the Greater Fairfield County CMLS. After logging into the Appraisal Lookup on the town assessor’s page in the New Canaan municipal website, click on each address for histories of owners/sale prices and assessments, and more specifics on each property, including photos. Information is not immediately available for townhouses or condominiums. Realtors seeking to add information to an open house listing, please email editor@nctest.proxy02.mageenet.net. The first set of open houses listed run to 3 p.m., the second to 4 p.m.

1 to 3 p.m.

34 Anthony Lane

$630,000
Single-story ranch, built 1961, .98 acres
Total living area 1,306 square feet
3 bedrooms, 1 full bathrooms, 1 half-bath

46 Butler Lane

$1,599,000
Two-story colonial, built 1964, 1.05 acres
Total living area 3,412 square feet
4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1 half-bath

7 Thurton Drive

$2,695,000
2.5-story custom design, built 2000, 1.02 acres
Total living area 5,517 square feet
4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 half-baths

85 Four Winds Lane

$4,000,000
2.5-story colonial, built 2006, 2 acres
Total living area 10,144 square feet
5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 3 half-baths

104 Jonathan Road

$1,895,000
2-story colonial, built 1994, 2.07 acres
Total living area 4,208 square feet
5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 half-baths

25 Whiffle Tree Lane

$2,250,000
2-story colonial, built 1956, 1 acre
Total living area 4,335 square feet
6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms

255 Brushy Ridge Road

$3,195,000
2-story colonial, built 1903, 2.63 acres
Total living area 6,673 square feet
5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 half-baths

182 Wahackme Road

$3,150,000
2-story colonial, built 1942, 2 acres
Total living area 5,619
5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms

 

1 to 4 p.m.

168 Forest St.

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Chocolate-Based Gelato a New Canaan Winter Fave

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By Michael Dinan

Here’s something St. Luke’s dad Dr. Jack DiTeodoro never tires of, no matter how cold, snowy or sleety it gets outside: Gelato. And despite the proliferation of cold treats vendors in the area, New Canaan’s own Gelatissimo Artisan on Forest Street (AKA “Restaurant Row”) is his favorite. “It’s the best gelato place in all of Fairfield County—the best I’ve ever had,” DiTeodoro, a Stamford family physician and owner of BillingSquad.com, as well as a lifelong fan of the dessert, told NewCanaanite.com. Gelatissimo owner Nuccia Mazzonetto told us that New Canaan’s favorite flavor tends to change with the seasons.