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LUXURY RENTALS Experts KLEMM REAL ESTATE INC KLEMM ACQUIRES LEGENDARY LITCHFIELD FIRM Klemm Real Estate Inc. of Washington exposure as this is the premier location Scholl, among others, in year’s past. Depot has expanded its presence in in Litchfield. Fahey Associates, Realtors has been in Litchfield County by acquiring Fahey “We are so thrilled to merge another operation for over 60 years in Litchfield, Associates, Realtors in Litchfield, CT, the legendary family firm into our fold,” CT. Current owner John B. Fahey, Jr. has firms have announced. The acquisition of said Graham Klemm, President and co- been running the firm successfully for Fahey’s office building at 21 West Street owner of the firm. Klemm has previously over 40 years. n gives Klemm Real Estate enhanced acquired Tierney Realty and Pepper KLEMM RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS AMERICAS PROPERTY AWARD AGAIN (Washington, Connecticut) Klemm The awards are open to residential and Graham Klemm, President of Klemm Real Estate is the recipient of a regional commercial property professionals from Real Estate. n award for Best in USA in Real Estate around the globe. Agency category and the Five Star Since 1995, they have celebrated award for Best Real Estate Agency the highest levels of achievement by DID YOU KNOW? Connecticut, USA companies operating in all sectors of the Klemm Real Estate has offices located in from the International property and real estate industry. Property Awards. Klemm Washington Depot, Woodbury, Litchfield, Lakeville/Salisbury and Sharon. Staffed competed against a “We are very honored to be among this select group of leading international by 40 associates serving Litchfield number of real estate County for nearly 35 years. professionals from all real estate companies yet again,” said over the world to receive the recognition. Salice, * Source: GFCMLS, CTMLS and Klemm Private Sales hinge manufacturer, # 1/1/93 to 6/7/19 served as the 2018 Klemm is 1* Associate Sponsor of the International Property Awards. The International Property Awards are judged by an independent panel of over 80 industry LUXURY RENTALS experts. Judging focuses on design, quality, service, innovation, originality, and commitment to sustainability. Over the past year, a panel of over 80 expert judges, chaired by four UK Lords, have studied LITCHFIELD COUNTY CONNECTICUT and assessed MASSACHUSETTS KLEMM OFFICES LIST YOUR ★ Lakeville thousands of RENTALS ★ Sharon ★ Litchfield WITH US! ★ Washington Depot entries from 115 NEW ★ YORK Roxbury FLEXIBLE TERMS ★ Woodbury countries to the • SUMMER world-renowned • ANNUAL LESS THAN 2 International • ACADEMIC YEAR HOURS FROM NYC (September to June) • NEW YORK CITY Property Awards. • SHORT TERM LAND CORNER LAKEVILLE AND SALISBURY NORFOLK. 116± Acres. NEW PRESTON. 96± Superb Parcel. Natural Acres. 3 Parcels. Prime Salisbury occupies the true One of the benefits of owning maintains a large collection Pond. High Plateau. Building Site. Stunning Northwestern corner of the a home in Salisbury/Lakeville of books, as well as audio Distant Views. 1,300’ 180-Degree Views. Open state, bordering on both is access to the library of the and video cassettes, and also Road Frontage. Close to Meadow. Stonewalls. Norfolk Village Center. Conservation Easements. Massachusetts and New York. prestigious, college preparatory serves as a meeting place for $2.900.000. Total Privacy. The town incorporates the Hotchkiss School. Because everyone. $2.400.000. villages of Lakeville and Lime public schools sponsor sports For the outdoor enthusiasts, Rock. Some of Connecticut’s and recreational programs for Mt. Riga State Park offers BRIDGEWATER. 76.87± NEW MILFORD/ most beautiful countryside is to all children in the town, families Acres. Several House WASHINGTON. 105± undeveloped beauty and Sites. Rights to Water Acres. Substantial Walker be seen in this area. also find a plethora of activites: features Bear Mountain, the Frontage on Lake Brook Frontage. Fantastic Salisbury, which boasts a swimming, playing on public highest peak in Connecticut. Lillinonah. Trails. Several House Sites. Fabulous tennis courts, skiing and skating. Meadows. Antique Views. Hilltop Meadows. fascinating history as a source The last thing you’d expect to Stonewalls. Forest. Far Pond. Stream. Old Stone of cannons that helped win Several small parks, many with find nestled into these hills Reaching Views. Bridge & Wood Road. $1.995.000. $1.250.000. the Revolutionary War, is home picnic facilities, are maintained is Lime Rock Park, a world- to glorious lakes and pretty for the enjoyment of residents. class auto racing track, which ROXBURY. 31.56± Acres. WARREN. 14.69± Acres. ponds. The town sits on a bed The Scoville Library, built of attracts well-known race car 5 Lot Feasibility Test Beautiful Meadow. Completed. Several Private Pond. Great of iron so extensive, that 200 gray limestone quarried from drivers from throughout the Building Sites. Cul-de-sac Building Parcel. Estate years of mining have barely a nearby knoll, remains in use world. n Location. Westerly Area. Potential for 2 Lots. made a dent in it. and serves as a landmark. It Exposure. Stonewalls. Must See! Mature Trees. $695.000. $750.000. LAKEVILLE/SALISBURY OFFICE: 327 Main Street . P.O. Box 1335 . Lakeville, CT 06039 Phone: 860.435.6789 / Fax: 860.435.6667 SHARON, CT WARREN, CT RED HOOK/RHINEBECK, NY KENT, CT $20.000.000 $17.500.000 $15.000.000 $8.995.000 Art Collector’s Compound. 14,000sf Art Gallery Lake Hill Farm. 5,500sf Renovated Lake Historic Hudson River Estate. Main House. Private Country Estate. Stone & & Storage Building. 5 Bedroom Main House. Waramaug Country Home. 3 Guesthouses. Multiple Guesthouses. Pool. Pool House. Shingle Main House. Pool. 2-Story 3 Separate Guesthouses. Caretaker’s Cottage. Pool. Gym/Sauna. Pool House. Barn. Riding Tennis. Horse Barn. Indoor Riding Ring. Pool House. Tennis. Panoramic Pool. 51± Acres. Rings. Tennis Courts. 35± Acres. Paddocks. 144.5± Acres. Views. 389± Acres. WEST CORNWALL, CT WASHINGTON, CT WASHINGTON, CT SOUTH KENT, CT $6.900.000 $6.200.000 $5.995.000 $5.900.000 Exquisite Country Compound. Brick Georgian In-town Shingle-style Rossiter. Restored to Sophisticated Estate Property. 4 Bedrooms. Dover House. Private North Spectacle Lake Manor House. 3 Additional Independent Residences. Perfection. 8 Bedrooms. 5.5 Baths. 8 Fireplaces. 7 Fireplaces. 2 Pergolas. Guesthouse. Waterfront Property. 4 Bedroom Pavilion- Barns. Artist Studio. Maple Sugar House. Pool. 3-car Detached Garage. Property Borders Pool. Pond. Stonewalls. Totally Privacy. style House & Guesthouse. Gunite Pool. Tennis. Pond. Stonewalls. Gardens. 187± Acres. Steep Rock. 3.13± Acres. 27± Acres. Formal Gardens. Views. 13.26± Acres. WASHINGTON, CT WARREN, CT WASHINGTON, CT WASHINGTON, CT $4.750.000 $4.500.000 $4.200.000 $3.995.000 Newly Renovated Stone & Shingle Estate. Lake Waramaug Direct Waterfront. Mint Country House. 5 Bedrooms. Private Estate Property. 4-5 Bedroom Main 5 Bedrooms. 3 Fireplaces. Pool with Cabana. Modern 5 Bedroom House. Double Lot. 4 Fireplaces. Pool. 3-car Attached House. Guesthouse. Salt Water Pool. Party Dramatic Views Overlooking Steep Rock. Level Land. Sandy Beach. Magnificent Garage. Fabulous Views. Privacy. Barn. Potting Shed. Tennis. 7-car Garage. Privacy. 8.23± Acres. Views. 2.16± Acres. 13.39± Acres. Views. 24.81± Acres. 2 klemmrealestate.com LITCHFIELD The Borough of Litchfield was historic town to take advantage Litchfield in 1914 and today is the first area in our state to be of the schools and a more rural one of the outstanding Preserves Breaking declared “A Historic District.” Most atmosphere. in this country. It has thousands experts consider Litchfield to be There were grist mills and saw of acres for people to hike, camp, News the finest unrestored, unspoiled mills, tanneries, iron forges, fulling cross-country ski, or just soak in Klemm Real Estate Maintains Colonial Town in the U.S. today. mills, hatters’ shops, carriage and the sites and sounds of nature. the #1 Market Share in Luxury The architectural beauty, the wide clockmakers and a scissors mill. Litchfield residents and visitors Sales throughout Litchfield streets, forethought in planning The White Memorial Foundation, also enjoy outdoor recreation County, CT Year After Year.* used by the pioneers all add to the Agency H a 4,000 acre preserve open to provided by state parks and Agency I Klemm charm of Litchfield. the public and dedicated to forests. Topsmead State Forest 1% B Sales 1% Families have been moving to this Conservation, was begun in features the Chase Nature Trail and Agency G C Agency F 2% D Wildflower Preserve. Humaston E 4% FOLLOW Brook Park is the perfect retreat F G US for quiet and solitude. White Agency E KLEMM H DID YOU KNOW? Memorial is accented by Bantam 4% Agency D I Klemm Real Estate can be found on Lake, Connecticut’s largest natural 8% 54% many different social media platforms– body of water. Mt. Tom State Park Agency C 9% Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, offers swimming, picnicking, Agency B LinkedIn, Pinterest and Vimeo. boating, fishing and hiking. n 18% LITCHFIELD OFFICE: 21 West Street . P.O. Box 1633 . Litchfield, CT 06759 Phone: 860.567.5060 / Fax: 860.567.5351 * Source: SmartMLS and Klemm Privately Brokered Sales 1/1/19 - 5/13/19 WASHINGTON, CT WEST CORNWALL, CT ROXBURY, CT WASHINGTON, CT $3.495.000 $3.295.000 $2.995.000 $2.995.000 Stunning Ehrick Rossiter Designed Home. 7 Quintessential Country Estate. 7 Bedroom Stunning Shingle-style. 5 Bedrooms. 4 Meticulously Renovated. 3 Bedrooms. Bedrooms. 6.5 Baths. 4 Fireplaces. Screened Greek Revival Farmhouse. 2 Bedroom Fireplaces. Infinity Pool & Spa. Stone Fireplace. 2-car Attached Garage. Western Porch. Pool. Cabana. Views. Abuts Steep Guesthouse. 2-Story Entertainment Barn. Patio. Covered Porch. Private & Serene. Views. Perennial Gardens. Coveted Location. Rock. 5.4± Acres. Antique Barn. Pool. Pool House. 61± Acres. 42± Acres. 9.14± Acres. WARREN, CT WASHINGTON, CT WASHINGTON, CT BRIDGEWATER, CT $2.949.000 $2.600.000 $2.599.000 $2.550.000 Magnificent & Private Lake Waramaug Custom Country Compound & Equestrian Property.
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