Wow! House: 'Ultimate Waterfront Oasis' In Norwalk

NORWALK, CT -- Featuring "magical views of Norwalk Harbor & the Norwalk Islands," this waterfront home was built in 1926 and renovated in 1997, and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, according to the listing on realtor.com.

The home is on the market for $1,375,000 and is presented by Deborah Burnaman with William Raveis Real Estate - New Canaan.

• Address: 34 Shorefront Park, Norwalk, Connecticut
• Price: $1,375,000
• Square Feet: 2349
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1926
• Features: The ultimate waterfront oasis, this beach bungalow enjoys dramatic sunrises and cool, coastal breezes with magical views of Norwalk Harbor & the Norwalk Islands. This classic 1926 direct waterfront home retains the charm of yesteryear while renovated in 1997 to promote an openness in the floor plan with most rooms having access to or views of the expansive waterfront location. With a wall of glass slider doors, dining on the deck is easy! Outdoor entertainment is endless: swim or kayak from your backyard, enjoy your morning coffee on the private master suite balcony with stunning expansive water views, or simply sit back, relax and listen to the captivating sounds of waterfront wildlife and watch as the boats sail by...It's all about Lifestyle. Shorefront Park offers a peaceful respite from the hustle & bustle of daily life. The tranquil & serene waterfront community is tucked away on a quiet circular drive where neighbors walk their dogs, ride bikes and enjoy festivities at two private beach parks. Simple, carefree & easy-waterfront living yet one-hour train to NYC, walk to SoNo center, to boat rentals, art galleries, restaurants, cinema, Maritime Center & much more... INCLUDED: Boats: 1 sunfish and a Zodiac inflatable dingy with Davit (boat lift with crane mounted on seawall for boat launch) Negotiable: Boston Whaler and 2 kayaks. (Instant Waterfront Lifestyle!) Welcome to the Beach...

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