Life on the lake is both for active and laid-back people!
Whether you’re the type who always looks for action or you would choose a more laid-back lifestyle, then life on the lake is perfect for you. It offers a lot of exciting activities that you can do with your friends and loved ones.
One minute you’re doing some adrenaline pumping water skiing and then next thing you know, you’re lounging at the dock holding your favorite book and drinking your favorite fruit juice.
Will you choose boating over birding? Guess what, you can do both when you live in Candlewood Lake Homes.
Come and visit the real estate lakefront properties of Candlewood Lake!
Candlewood has the largest lake in Connecticut. It is being surrounded by the five towns of Danbury, New Fairfield, Sherman, Brookfield and New Milford. It’s 8.5 square miles, almost 11 miles long and 2 miles wide at its widest point, a surface area of over 5,000 acres.
According to A Fisheries Guide to Lakes and Ponds of Connecticut, Candlewood Lake is considered to be a boater's and fisherman’s paradise. They say even the residents or visitors who prefer to stay indoors are left with no choice but to join in on all fun with the water sports. But it’s not just about boating, this place is also big on fishing, diving, water skiing, hiking and camping.
60 miles of shoreline, Candlewood is no doubt, the best fishing location in Connecticut. And for those who don’t own a boat, you may rent 24 foot pontoon boats and runabouts, canoes and kayaks at the marinas.
So whether you’re looking for a vacation home or a permanent one, the lakefront homes for sale in Candlewood are a serious consideration.
With water sports abounding and proximity to major cities, don’t ignore this once in a lifetime chance!
Visit your one stop real estate shop at Homes in Connecticut for more information.
What types of properties are sold in Candlewood Lake and its neighboring cities?
A real estate property in CT with 5 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, with lot size of 2.46 acres and at 7,684 sq ft is priced at $3,795,000. It looks and feels like a sanctuary nestled in a lightly wooded setting with panoramic views of the lake & hills. It serves as a retreat to its homeowner. There’s a golf cart path leading to the pristine waterfront with sandy beach, lakeside patio & private dock!
On the other hand, a house with 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 4,477 sq ft is priced at $1,595,000. You should see the marble bath with whirlpool, hot tub & greenhouse of this house.
Call me, Debbie Laemmerhirt, at 203-994-4297 when you’re ready to schedule a showing.
Let me help you turn your potentially stressful moment as you make a huge decision in your life and make it an unforgettable part of your journey instead. I can help you whether you are a buyer or a seller.
Come and take part in the fantastic backdrop the lake of Candlewood real estate properties can offer as your future home!
Have you been thinking about what you could put your home on the market for?
Like many homeowners, you probably wonder what the current worth of your home is.
Perhaps you are considering selling your property because of work or personal reasons.
Maybe you just want to know what the value of your home is and how much equity you have built up.
You are aware that different factors are at play in evaluating the value of your property, but has very limited experience with home appraisals. The different prices of other Candlewood Lake home for sale make it more confusing.
How do you get the most reliable home value report?
It can be very tempting to try one of those websites that offer to get your Candlewood Lake home value assessed in an instant.
You might have even already done so.
I understand. After all, those websites are free, and all you need to do is put in your complete home address along with your email information and you will receive a free report of the supposed value of your home. The appeal of an instant answer can be very attractive.
But how accurate can this assessment be?
Is it taking into consideration all the upgrades you have put into your property?
Was it able to include the number of rooms and bathrooms?
Do you think it counted the granite countertop and glass kitchen cabinet doors you installed in its valuation?
I believe there are still some things that cannot be left for a computer to decide. A least not yet. Most importantly, not without being to your home, checking its precise location, looking at all the upgrades and getting a feel of your property.
It would be unfair to give you an assessment of your Candlewood Lake home without close evaluation because it would mean disregarding the care and maintenance you have given your home. As a homeowner myself, I take pride in keeping my home in the best condition, and I am sure you also do the same with your home.
The best way to know the value of your Candlewood Lake home is to have it appraised by a professional real estate agent.
Why?
Because a professional agent has the experience and skills to assess how much your home is worth.
Agents and REALTORS® like me deal with homes and properties every day which makes us very familiar with home prices and how locations factor in. We also have tools like the MLS that can help us identify the average price in your area, but unlike computers that only focus on tools, we also consider the upgrades you did in your home. If you want to see other Candlewood homes and their special amenities, you can visit at https://HomesInConnecticutForSale.com.
But more importantly, professionals like me are passionate about helping people find and sell their homes. I understand that purchasing or placing your Candlewood Lake home for sale may well be one of the biggest financial transactions you will make in your life, and I would like to help you make the experience as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Are you ready to have your home assessed? Call me, Deborah Laemmerhirt at (203) 994-4297.
Let me assist you in evaluating your Candlewood Lake home value. As preeminent real estate professional with 11 years of experience, I am sure that together, we can decide on an amount you would think is appropriate for your property.
The man-made Lillinonah Lake is surrounded by six towns - Bridgewater, Brookfield, New Milford, Newton, Roxbury, and Southbury. Enjoy the best of country life and the excitement of nearby towns. Lake Lillinonah properties offer residents and weekenders everything they need like shopping, restaurants, and city nightlife.
Buyers of Lake Lillinonah real estate for sale can choose from a wide variety of architectural styles: classic, colonial, waterfront luxury homes, vacation properties, secluded in the hills or nestled in quaint neighborhoods, there is definitely a home that will suit your preference.
Don’t be fooled by its quaint small town charm, Lake Lillinonah homes for sale has many excellent public and private schools nearby.
Many families from the tri-state area purchase Lake Lillinonah homes for sale as vacation properties. They eventually decide to move and settle in the area for good.
You will never run out of fun things to do in Lake Lillinonah. Get the best view of the lake by kayak or canoe, go fishing, waterskiing, sailing, diving, swimming, hot air ballooning, or hiking, then enjoy a hearty meal in one of the local restaurants. You can also take a day trip in nearby New York, which is less than an hour away.
Lake Lillinonah ranks as one of the premier fishing lakes in Connecticut. The famous Candlewood lake is known for excellent bass fishing.
Whether you are looking to buy a home on Lake Lillinonah as a second home or as your primary residence, you will love living here!
Call Deborah Laemmerhirt now at 203-994-4297 and let her assist you with everything you need to know about buying or selling Lake Lillinonah properties. Her years of experience as a preeminent real estate professional in Ridgefield, Redding, Wilton, New Fairfield, Brookfield, Bridgewater, Roxbury, Washington, Weston, Westport, Southbury, Kent, Sherman, Easton, and Bethel, CT, combined with her dedication to providing the finest service will make it easier for you to find your dream home in Connecticut.
