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County Town Listing Quote Realtor Phone Email Located across the street from Wolfpit's Nature Preserve with over 40 acres of woodlands for Fairfield Bethel 76 Wolfpits Road Daniel Radmanovic (917) 257-4119 [email protected] added privacy. 8 Obtuse Road Brookfield has over 1,300 acres of Protected Open Space incl private land trusts. Just ½ mile down Fairfield Brookfield Kellie Martone (203) 948-1034 [email protected] North the rd from your new home are hiking trails, some leading to Lake Lillinonah. The house is close to three picturesque reservoirs (East Lake, Padanaram, and Marjorie), as well Fairfield Danbury 5 Dana Road Kris Lippi (860) 595-2506 as Bear Mt. Reservation, which are great places to run, walk, and hike. Magnificent custom built home on 8.74 sprawling acres private and adjacent to a nature preserve. Fairfield Danbury 113 King Street Vanessa Savio (203) 622-1100 [email protected] Enjoy the rolling mountains as the backdrop to your impeccably built 5000 sq ft plus home. NEWLY RENOVATED COLONIAL ON DESIRED CUL-DE-SAC CLOSE TO ELEMENTARY Sheree Frank & Doug Fairfield Darien 4 Heather Lane (203) 655-8238 SCHOOL AND LAND TRUST PRESERVE. Milne Fairfield Darien 123 Tokeneke Road The abutting land trust property allows you to enjoy endless privacy Lynne Somerville (508) 934-7288 Fairfield Darien 73 Locust Hill Road Sited adjacent to land trust, the lovely back yard offers privacy Hannah Driscoll (508) 934-7288 418 Morehouse Fairfield Easton Perfectly located close to the walking trails of Aspetuck Land Trust. Hannah Driscoll (508) 934-7288 Road Fairfield Easton 45 Wyldewood Road On cul-de-sac with trails through Aspetuck Land Trust. Hannah Driscoll (508) 934-7288 Fairfield Easton 25 Norton Road Aspetuck land trust is in walking distance for afternoon hikes, horse trail riding. Jeanne Bracken (203) 981-4114 [email protected] Fairfield Fairfield 289 Fair Oak Drive adjacent to 6 acres of unbuildable Aspetuck Land Trust property. Lori Auerbach (646) 734-3514 [email protected] Image a private country retreat set down a winding drive with a newer (built in 1993) unique colonial farmhouse Main Residence & separate like-new Party Barn overlooking beautiful serene pastures & 4720 Congress Fairfield Fairfield the Audubon preserve. he stone patio with covered trellis are spectacular for entertaining & relaxing Debbie Fisher (203) 247-4092 [email protected] Street & enjoying the sounds of birds, breezes & syncopation of flowering trees & shrubs on this peaceful quiet unique escape at an affordable price point! This sun-filled home surrounded by romantic views and blooming gardens backs up to scenic 921 Kings Highway Fairfield Fairfield protected open space, yet it's near everything you could wish for. Back of property flows into Sasco Linda Raymond (203) 912-4440 [email protected] West Creek Nature Preserve ... making for a very private setting ... Fairfield Fairfield 1086 Cedar Road The property is surrounded by the Aspetuck Land Trust, providing for total privacy. The Gigliotti Group (203) 451-0040 [email protected] We loved sitting in the sunroom in the morning, drinking a cup of coffee and looking at the trees in their Autumnal glory, listening to the owls hooting, or seeing a flock of turkeys with their baby chicks Fairfield Fairfield 165 Stella Lane wandering through the yard. These were special moments that my children just loved seeing and (203) 307-4562 [email protected] hearing. Brett Woods is a very short walk away and was always a great place to hike on the weekends in the Fall and see even more wildlife. 1 Old Round Hill Fairfield Greenwich adjoining Greenwich Land Trust preserve Ellen Mosher (203) 705-9680 [email protected] Land Fairfield Greenwich 7 Hemlock Drive The property is bordered on two sides by Greenwich Land Trust Nature Preserve. Hannah Driscoll (508) 934-7288 Fairfield Greenwich 11 Alden Road adjoins 15 Acre Land Trust Hannah Driscoll (508) 934-7288 Walking distance to Cos Cob Elementary, Central Middle School, Greenwich High, Pomerance Fairfield Greenwich 18 Osee Place Dawn Frattaroli (203) 570-3317 Nature Preserve and Library. Undisclosed HOME SITS AMID 4 GORGEOUS OPEN LEVEL ACRES WITH ADDED PRIVACY AND Fairfield Greenwich Francine Ehrlich [email protected] Address SERENITY OFFERED BY ADJACENT GREENWICH LAND TRUST PROPERTY. 44 North Porchuk Fairfield Greenwich Colonial on 4.23 acres has privacy bordering 370 acre Fairchild Land Trust Laurie Smith [email protected] Road 94 Cognewaugh Fairfield Greenwich The property is adjacent to land trust property but a short drive to the train and town. Susan Holey (203) 969-4320 [email protected] Road Fairfield Greenwich 11 Simmons Lane surrounded by 2.63 acres of protected Greenwich Land Trust property Martha Jeffrey (203) 964-7800 [email protected] Fairfield Greenwich 205 Round Hill Road Lovely views over 4 acre Land Trust property. Barbara Wells [email protected] 10 Wyckham Hill Adjacent to 14 acres of open space and the 297- acre Babcock Preserve conservation land Fairfield Greenwich Bill Andruss (203) 618-3101 [email protected] Lane beyond, this turn-key residence offers wonderful privacy. relax in serene seclusion provided by the surrounding environment. This is an investment beyond the property lines with direct access to 285 acres of Greenwich Audubon property, 4 acres of 57 Partridge Hollow Greenwich Land Trust property, and about 40 acres of shared Association property. Imagine easy Fairfield Greenwich Jill Tighe Kelly [email protected] Road access to horse riding trails, nature walks along the wooded paths speckled with sunlight, taking deep breaths of fresh air, gliding and floating on the top of the calm water while kayaking on the lake, fishing and recreational fun, skating on the pond, and simply enjoying tranquil living. 5 Old Round Hill Fairfield Greenwich Set at the end of a quiet lane overlooking 16 pristine acres of the Greenwich Land Trust. Jill Tighe Kelly [email protected] Lane This exquisite stone Georgian style home sits amid four gorgeous open level acres, with added Fairfield Greenwich 85 Richmond Hill Fran Ehrlich (203) 618-3164 Sotheby's privacy and serenity offered by adjacent Greenwich Land Trust property. 11 Chateau Ridge This premier parcel offers remarkable value, bordering 14 protected Greenwich Land Trust acres Fairfield Greenwich Joanne Mancuso [email protected] Road ensuring lasting seclusion and enduring natural beauty. Fairfield Greenwich 509 Stanwich Road Bordered by land trust acreage, meadow and woodlands. (203) 861-4052 Fairfield New Canaan 150 Old Studio Road Located on 1.3 private wooded acres adjoining NC Land Trust... Hannah Driscoll (508) 934-7288 Redfin 116 Huckleberry Hill Fairfield New Canaan Private 3 acre property just minutes from town abutting land trust. Hannah Driscoll (508) 934-7288 Road Fairfield New Canaan 244 West Road It borders a 42 Acre Land Trust That Cannot Be Developed. Penne Weicker (203) 912-4426 Halstead Real Estate Fairfield New Canaan 727 Oenoke Ridge this 5+ acre estate abutting land trust Christine Saxe (203) 273-1548 Halstead Real Estate 85 Lukes Wood Fairfield New Canaan and surrounded by a 45 acre land trust. Hannelore Kaplan [email protected] Road Fairfield New Canaan 95 Devonwood Lane The property borders a 9 acre forever green land trust. Hannelore Kaplan [email protected] Fairfield New Fairfield 6 Peaceful Drive Move-in-ready, a short distance from Candlewood Lake, Squantz Pond, hiking trails Angelina Valentini (203) 994-1988 angvalentiniraveis.com Fairfield New Fairfield Property backs22 Rocky up to Hill State Road protected land Squantz Pond State Park which contains Squantz Pond that feeds into Candlewood Lake for manyMelissa recreational Parrish activities.(914) 274-0003 Sotheby's Fairfield Newtown 60 Platts Hill Road Close to walking trails at Cherry Grove Land Trust Connie Widmann [email protected] Fairfield Newtown 89 Taunton Hill Road This perfect property backs up to Holcomb Hill, a protected land trust. Connie Widmann [email protected] Fairfield Norwalk 3 Thomas Place #3 Walk to Rowayton Village, beach, tennis, library, dog park and nature preserve. Tammy Langalis (203) 854-5117 [email protected] 380 Washington The spacious back patio overlooking "The Meadows" - twenty one acres of conservation Fairfield Norwich Dave Thomas (860) 367-1452 Sotheby's Street land - is perfect for outdoor entertaining. Sit on the deck and enjoy the peace and quiet of the back yard surrounded by protected open Fairfield Redding 3 Little Egypt Road Lynne Boehm (203) 858-5283 [email protected] space. Hike the trails and enjoy the beauty of the woods and Saugatuck Reservoir. Fairfield Redding 9 Sunset Hill Road Protected by Redding Land Trust conservationist property directly across the street. Laura Freed Ancona (203) 733-7053 [email protected] Set back privately at the end of aquiet cul de sac through stone pillared entry on 2.05 manucured Fairfield Redding 21 Long Wall Road Laura Freed Ancona (203) 733-7053 [email protected] acres surrounded by Redding Trust Land Conservancy. Fairfield Redding 48 Mountain Road Panoramic views of adjacent 100+ acres of Redding Land Trust. Mary Ellen Williams (203) 979-3603 [email protected] Nature lovers’ paradise with direct access to over 160 acres of public land trust and 4 miles of Fairfield Redding 34 Fox Run Road Dolf Beil (914) 318-6766 hiking trails. Fairfield Redding 52 Goodridge Road Protected Land Trust edges against the property and provides extra seclusion. Amy Rio (860) 633-8800 [email protected] Fairfield Redding 93 Umpawaug Road Land abuts Redding's Land Trust guaranteeing privacy. Evan Grace (203) 917-8655 [email protected] This grand estate nestled in the rolling hills of Redding alongside picturesque Topstone Park and Fairfield Redding 96 Topstone Road Ellen Garcia (203) 981-5244 [email protected] the Stichen Wildlife Preserve is a perfect year-round home or weekend retreat.
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