I am posting two videos to show you quickly what the condominium is like. It is a fabulous and unusual unit for Wilton Crest, as there are two large garages (unheard of) and two larger decks than usual. The kitchen is updated beautifully in 2006, the floors are wide pegged hardwood, there is a large cedar closet, and plenty more extra!
Please call Dagny to get more detail and/ or to see it! 203=858-4853
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I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest technology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County.
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I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
An Exceptional Property!
WOW!!!
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason. Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas. Contact: Dagny Eason (203) 858-4853 www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest technology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County. Knowledge Experience Professionalism I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
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Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason. Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas. Contact: Dagny Eason (203) 858-4853 www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest technology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County. Knowledge Experience Professionalism I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Wilton Connecticut current market report - June 2010
Wilton Connecticut current market report - June 2010
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Interesting tidbit - 2009 April and May total solds for Wilton single family homes was 31.
2010 April and May solds for Wilton single family homes was 23. In spite of the tax credit, we seem to be slower.....
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Current listings in Wilton, CT - 06897
Total number of single family homes listed on the MLS today is 186
Lowest home listed for $299,000
Most expensive home listed for $4,4750,000
Average list price is $1,245,743
Median price is $993,950
Total number of condominiums listed on the MLS today is 27
Lowest condo listed for $190,000
Most expensive condo listed is $1,104,949
Average list price is $459,316
Median price is $409,000
Homes sold in 2010 to June 1 is 55, with an average price of $815,826, and 113 days on the market
Condos sold in 2010 to June 1 is 7, with an average price of $287,892 and 139 days on the market.
Wilton Connecticut current market report - June 2010
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason. Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason
(203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest technology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County.
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
**********************************
Interesting tidbit - 2009 April and May total solds for Wilton single family homes was 31.
2010 April and May solds for Wilton single family homes was 23. In spite of the tax credit, we seem to be slower.....
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Current listings in Wilton, CT - 06897
Total number of single family homes listed on the MLS today is 186
Lowest home listed for $299,000
Most expensive home listed for $4,4750,000
Average list price is $1,245,743
Median price is $993,950
Total number of condominiums listed on the MLS today is 27
Lowest condo listed for $190,000
Most expensive condo listed is $1,104,949
Average list price is $459,316
Median price is $409,000
Homes sold in 2010 to June 1 is 55, with an average price of $815,826, and 113 days on the market
Condos sold in 2010 to June 1 is 7, with an average price of $287,892 and 139 days on the market.
Wilton Connecticut current market report - June 2010
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason. Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason
(203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest technology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County.
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Wilton Real Estate Market
Wilton Area Real Estate is a moving target nowadays. One day, it seems to be hopping with activity, and the next, - somewhat quiet. The activity was somewhat brisk in March and April when the weather began to behave. Whew! What a horrific late winter we had this year!
However, it still remains to be seen what will happen now that the Home Buyer's Tax Credits are over. Interest rates are low still, inventory is still up - question is, will the buyers remain and buy? Each are of the country will have a different scenario unfolding, depending on so many factors: jobs, credit availability, interest rates, inventory, etc. Where will Wilton fit into the picture?
I have researched our recent sales and current listings of homes for sale in Wilton to see what's happening around the Real Estate of Wilton this spring..... May 17, 2010 ...
This report should give you an idea of the current Wilton real estate activity with Wilton single family homes and condominiums for sale and Wilton real estate pending sales and completed sales (since Jan. 1, 2010.)
Number of Single Family Homes For Sale in Wilton =193
Average Asking Price = $ 1,247,819 (90 Homes over 1 million dollars for sale)
Average Days on the Market = 90
Current Pending No Sales = 26
Average Pending Selling Price = $ 850,684
Days on the Market = 69
Single Family Homes Sold in 2010 (completed sales Jan 1 to May 17/10) = 12
Average selling price = $ 987,072
Average Days on the market = 82
Current Number of Condominiums For Sale in Wilton = 30
Average Asking Price= $ 463,518
Average Days on the Market = 107
Current Pending No Sales = 4
Average Pending Selling Price= $385,458
Days on the Market = 156
Condominiums Sold in 2009 (completed sales Jan 1 to May 17/10) = 6
Average selling price = $ 308,167
Average Days on the Market = 112
Information source - Mid-Fairfield county MLS
Data gathered by Dagny Eason, Realtor in Wilton area in CT
Wilton is a pleasant, residential community with a mix of single family homes and condominiums. It is a suburb of New York city located in lower Fairfield County, CT with an adorable town center and fabulous, award-winning schools.
Check out My Wilton Page on My Website, and My Blog.
If you would like a free list of homes for sale in this town, and would like more information about the area, and would like to be the first to know about HOT new listings before other buyers do, then please call me at: 203-858-4853
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason.
Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason
(203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest technology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County.
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
However, it still remains to be seen what will happen now that the Home Buyer's Tax Credits are over. Interest rates are low still, inventory is still up - question is, will the buyers remain and buy? Each are of the country will have a different scenario unfolding, depending on so many factors: jobs, credit availability, interest rates, inventory, etc. Where will Wilton fit into the picture?
I have researched our recent sales and current listings of homes for sale in Wilton to see what's happening around the Real Estate of Wilton this spring..... May 17, 2010 ...
This report should give you an idea of the current Wilton real estate activity with Wilton single family homes and condominiums for sale and Wilton real estate pending sales and completed sales (since Jan. 1, 2010.)
Number of Single Family Homes For Sale in Wilton =193
Average Asking Price = $ 1,247,819 (90 Homes over 1 million dollars for sale)
Average Days on the Market = 90
Current Pending No Sales = 26
Average Pending Selling Price = $ 850,684
Days on the Market = 69
Single Family Homes Sold in 2010 (completed sales Jan 1 to May 17/10) = 12
Average selling price = $ 987,072
Average Days on the market = 82
Current Number of Condominiums For Sale in Wilton = 30
Average Asking Price= $ 463,518
Average Days on the Market = 107
Current Pending No Sales = 4
Average Pending Selling Price= $385,458
Days on the Market = 156
Condominiums Sold in 2009 (completed sales Jan 1 to May 17/10) = 6
Average selling price = $ 308,167
Average Days on the Market = 112
Information source - Mid-Fairfield county MLS
Data gathered by Dagny Eason, Realtor in Wilton area in CT
Wilton is a pleasant, residential community with a mix of single family homes and condominiums. It is a suburb of New York city located in lower Fairfield County, CT with an adorable town center and fabulous, award-winning schools.
Check out My Wilton Page on My Website, and My Blog.
If you would like a free list of homes for sale in this town, and would like more information about the area, and would like to be the first to know about HOT new listings before other buyers do, then please call me at: 203-858-4853
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason.
Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason
(203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest technology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County.
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Selling Your Home?
Are You Selling Your Home?
This is a fascinating video to watch to realize how little it takes to make your exterior superior!
Wilton, CT
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason.
Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason
(203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latesttechnology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County.
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
This is a fascinating video to watch to realize how little it takes to make your exterior superior!
Wilton, CT
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason.
Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason
(203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Another Two Months of Transplanting Time if Your Green Thumb is Itching!
Another Two Months of Transplanting Time if Your Green Thumb is Itching! - but better to get it done now, while it's cool! (Ha Ha!) We have had such heat this year, already, - I wonder if anytime is good this year!
The only thing that is bad about the heat, is you need to mulch well to protect the roots, and water almost twice a day. Your newly cut (you do cut them when you dig them out) roots need to stay very moist for at least two months, and a little moist for the rest of the growing season. If you are not prepared to water once or twice daily, please do not move a plant!
Now that I have gotten that out of the way, we can move on to learning... You will need a good shovel, sharp is best, and larger is better also. It's like trying to stir a full big pot with a little teaspoon - don't bother. If the item is small, you need just a pot or sheet to carry - but if a larger plant, you will need a wheel barrow. The other item is TIME. If you think the job will take one hour, it will take 7 hours. I am very serious! It's like painting a room - looks faster than it is! The only reason I am bringing this up is to prevent you from starting a job you cannot complete, and the plant sits there and dies of thirst.
If the job can be done on a cloudy or rainy day, that is best. Sun is a killer, as it dries everything out so quickly.
1. Dig your hole where the plant will go before you dig out the plant. Make sure that it is deeper and wider than the root ball that will come from the plant.
2. Pile the soil neatly around the hole, and avoid stepping on that pile of soil.
3. Insert your shovel one foot around the small bush ( or 4" for a small plant, or just inside the drip line of a larger bush) all the way around to make sure that there are no huge roots or rocks to interfere with your removal of the plant. If it is a large bush, please feel free to call me for help if you like.
4. Dig down and under, slowly and carefully lifting the plant as you go. This is the time consuming part - keep digging until it is free the whole way around.
5. Transport to the new hole. Measure to make sure that it will have plenty of room- add peat moss or decomposed leaves and mix with the soil in the bottom of the hole. Make sure that the natural soil line fromthe original planting is true to the plant in the new hole. (Don't bury it too deep or shallow!)
6. Fill the hole with water.
7. Add the plant, facing a good direction....
8. Fill soil in around the plant, making a moat about a foot out from the trunk. Fill with water.
9. Keep watering for the rest of the growing season. If the soil looks dry, add water, If there are continuous days of rain, relax.
10. Congratulations!!!!!!!! This is the most fun part of gardening. If you remember to water, you will have the reward of a wonderful plant where you want it.
Another Two Months of Transplanting Time if Your Green Thumb is Itching!
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason. Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason (203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latesttechnology and marketing skills to succeed in the sale or purchase of your home. I have always been a believer in top quality service, and know that I would be a valuable and knowledgeable asset to any family moving in or out of Fairfield County.
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
The only thing that is bad about the heat, is you need to mulch well to protect the roots, and water almost twice a day. Your newly cut (you do cut them when you dig them out) roots need to stay very moist for at least two months, and a little moist for the rest of the growing season. If you are not prepared to water once or twice daily, please do not move a plant!
Now that I have gotten that out of the way, we can move on to learning... You will need a good shovel, sharp is best, and larger is better also. It's like trying to stir a full big pot with a little teaspoon - don't bother. If the item is small, you need just a pot or sheet to carry - but if a larger plant, you will need a wheel barrow. The other item is TIME. If you think the job will take one hour, it will take 7 hours. I am very serious! It's like painting a room - looks faster than it is! The only reason I am bringing this up is to prevent you from starting a job you cannot complete, and the plant sits there and dies of thirst.
If the job can be done on a cloudy or rainy day, that is best. Sun is a killer, as it dries everything out so quickly.
1. Dig your hole where the plant will go before you dig out the plant. Make sure that it is deeper and wider than the root ball that will come from the plant.
2. Pile the soil neatly around the hole, and avoid stepping on that pile of soil.
3. Insert your shovel one foot around the small bush ( or 4" for a small plant, or just inside the drip line of a larger bush) all the way around to make sure that there are no huge roots or rocks to interfere with your removal of the plant. If it is a large bush, please feel free to call me for help if you like.
4. Dig down and under, slowly and carefully lifting the plant as you go. This is the time consuming part - keep digging until it is free the whole way around.
5. Transport to the new hole. Measure to make sure that it will have plenty of room- add peat moss or decomposed leaves and mix with the soil in the bottom of the hole. Make sure that the natural soil line from
6. Fill the hole with water.
7. Add the plant, facing a good direction....
8. Fill soil in around the plant, making a moat about a foot out from the trunk. Fill with water.
9. Keep watering for the rest of the growing season. If the soil looks dry, add water, If there are continuous days of rain, relax.
10. Congratulations!!!!!!!! This is the most fun part of gardening. If you remember to water, you will have the reward of a wonderful plant where you want it.
Another Two Months of Transplanting Time if Your Green Thumb is Itching!
Information and content in this blog is original to Dagny Eason. Click here to subscribe to my blog for more real estate information about the Wilton and Fairfield County Areas.
Contact: Dagny Eason (203) 858-4853
www.WiltonAreaRealEstate.com
I will combine my time, energy, and service with my company's latest
Knowledge Experience Professionalism
I look forward to helping you realize your dreams and are confident that you will feel I exceeded your every expectation.
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