2 Pleasant Street #2
Connecticut, Windsor Locks, CT 06096
- 5 Rooms
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- 1,393 Sqft
Multi Family HIGHLIGHTS
Property Type
Multi Family
Central AC
No
Year Built
1926
Home Style
Ranch, Apartment
Listing courtesy of Barbara E. Knight (860-918-2979) of Coldwell Banker Realty (860-633-3661).
Spacious and updated 2-3 bedroom, 1 bath second-floor unit offering over 1,300 sq ft of flexible living space. The eat-in kitchen features newer appliances, updated cabinetry, and access to a small private porch. There is also a formal dining room with hardwood floors that flows into the living room that can also serve as a third bedroom. The living room leads to a spacious enclosed porch-perfect for relaxing. There is also a large primary bedroom with walk-in closet, second well-sized bedroom, and full bath. Basement includes secure storage for large items and washer/dryer for tenant use. Conveniently located between Hartford and Springfield near Warehouse Point, restaurants, parks, and local amenities. No smoking or pets. Ring camera/audio at first-floor unit.
Acres
0.15 Acres
Bathrooms Total
1
Bathrooms (Full)
1
Bedrooms Total
2
City Region
Windsor Locks
Living Area
1,393 Sqft
Neighborhood
Connecticut
Property Type
Multi Family
Year Built
1926
Architectural Style
Ranch, Apartment
Total Units
2
Levels
One
Year Built
1926
Zoning
Per Town
Neighborhood
Connecticut
Borough
connecticut
Lot Features
Level
Parking
Private, Driveway, Paved
Appliances
Dishwasher, Disposal, Electric Range, Refrigerator, Gas Water Heater
Basement
Full, Walk-Out Access
Cooling
Yes - Ceiling Fan(s)
Has Basement
Yes
Heating
Yes - Natural Gas, Baseboard
Interior Features
Open Floorplan
Total Rooms
5
Water Source
Public
Location
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Connecticut offers a vibrant outdoor lifestyle with activities like hiking in the Litchfield Hills, kayaking along the Long Island Sound.
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