Simbury, CT

4 Bedroom Cape For Sale in Simsbruy CT. 12 Oakhurst Rd in Simsbury offers 4 bedrooms in a completely renovated and updated package. This Simsbury CT home offers a 22x22 deck for great summer living, and a 4th bedroom downstaris with a full bath which could make a great bedroom for a teen or a quiet guest room. Sleep easy and cool during the summer in the 4 bedrooms with central air conditioning. Warm up winter nights with the fireplace. You have to see the pictures to see how amazing this home looks after renovation!

Want to see more pictures of this completely renovated 4 bedroom Cape for sale in Simsbury CT? Click the links for photo gallery or virtual tour below. For more information on this Simsbury CT home for sale or other 4 bedroom homes for sale contact Herb Carlon of Coldwell Banker at (860) 716-5347.

	12 Oakhurst Road Simsbury, Ct 06070 Completely remodeled Simsbury 4 Bedroom Cape
Home Photo Gallery Virtual Tour Property Map Payment Info Request Showing Contact Me Herb Carlon Mobile: (860) 716-5347 Website: Visit Website	Price : $342,700 Bedrooms : 4 Bathrooms : 2.1 Square Foot : 2,900 Lot Size : 87,120 County : Hartford Property Type : Detached Year Built : 1956 MLS Number : G590263 click for more information and pictures Simsbury 4 Bedroom Home For SaleProperty Description 2011 Renovation Turnkey house! Private 2 Acre setting overlooking pond! New Roof, Siding, Windows, Furnace, Kitchen and Baths! Wonderful fl. plan. 4th bed down w/full bath - great for teen or guests. 2 FP. Den/home office. 22'x22' deck off Sun rm. immaculate! Features List MLS # 590263 4 Bedrooms 2 Car Garage 2 1/2 Baths Cape Cod Style New Roof 2 Fireplaces New Kitchen Granite Counters Hardwood Floors 2 Acre Lot New Furnace Open Floor Plan Eat In Kitchen 22'x22' Deck Finished Lower Level Simsbury High School Henry James Memorial Latimer Lane School Ethel Walker area
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The Mill at 2T

The Mill at 2T is the hottest restaurant in Connecticut. Perfectly located in the small, quaint town of Tariffville, this beautifully restored historic brick mill sits along the Farmington River. The Mill at 2T is owned by Chef Ryan and Kelleanne Jones and is making a fast impression on even the finicky of diners. Jones was trained at The Culinary Institute of America and is one of the most creative and innovative chefs in the state.

The Mill at 2T offers a comfortable setting with approximately 1,000 square feet. The décor, high ceilings and industrial brick walls makes it an inviting space to dine with only seven tables in the dining room. The tiny, open kitchen, seats an additional six seats for an experience everyone should encounter.

Chef Ryan Jones and sous chef, graciously hold conversations and answer questions from diners without missing a beat. Each entrée is perfectly plated and gets final approval before being served. The counter seats are the most coveted seats in the house but are first come first serve basis and worth the wait at The Mill at 2T.

The menu is a culinary extravaganza which changes on a daily basis. You will find that The Mill at 2T offers intriguing combinations using fresh produce from local farmers. Some of the specials included Hudson Foie Gras served atop a bed of duck Confit with Crystals of frozen Gewurztraminer, Parmesan Crusted Australian Lamb Rack with George's Banks Scallops, Handmade Potato Gnocchi with Baby Brussels Sprouts and Sunchoke Emulsion, Butternut Squash Risotto with Roasted Butter Squash, Carnaroli Rice, English Peas, Sage and Fired Squash Blossoms. The Mill at 2T deserves every accolade it's getting and is worth every penny. Reservations are a must.

Tariffville is a neighborhood and census designated place (CDP) in the town of Simsbury in Hartford County, Connecticut. It is a popular location for whitewater paddlers who use the Farmington River. Part of the original mill village area is included in the Tariffville Historic Village, a historic district listed on the National Register of Historic Places. There are currently many homes for sale in this area. If you are looking for a home in either Tariffville or Simsbury, Connecticut, feel free to contact Kathleen Shippee at #860-614-4941 or email kathleen.shippee@cbmoves.com.

The Mill at 2T photo is courtesy of Diana DeLucia Photography

South Windsor Mortage. Asking questions about your new loan can help you to make sure you save money shopping for your new loan. Here are 5 tips to saving money.

1. PAYING POINTS, IS THERE A BENEFIT OR DISADVANTAGE? A point is a one time payment at closing equal to one percent of your loan amount. Basically upfront interest. They make sense when you can get a return on your investment. If you can save 3 times as much over a 10 year period that you pay upfront and they could make sense. The do not make sense when you will not save enough to warrant the upfront cost, or if paying them will not lower your interest rate. When talking rate ask what options are available, what is the zero, one and two point rate. Which one is the best option? You may find the no point rate is the best deal, you might also be surprised to find how much you save with two points. Home Buyers who are being relocated to South Windsor and have a relocation package that includes up to two points, make sure to take advantage of the full credit in your new South Windsor Mortgage.

2. PREPAYMENT PENALTIES, DO I HAVE TO?. For the most part there is no need to have a pre-payment penalty. Ask if the rate you are being quoted has a pre-payment penalty, and if it does get an explanation of how it is computed and when it will apply. Allow yourself the flexibility to act if rates improve, or you want to sell. A prepayment penalty will be the exception today on your South Windsor Mortgage, but ask you do not want a surprise.

3. SHOULD WE GET A FIXED RATE OR ADJUSTABLE RATE SOUTH WINDSOR MORTGAGE? Long term rates are so attractive right now compared with short term rates, it often doesn't even make sense to talk about anything but a 30 year fixed rate. Why gamble with an adjustable 5/1 if you might be in the house 7-10 years if the 30 year fixed is just 1/8th percent higher?

4. THE QUESTION OF PAYING NO CLOSING COSTS OR TO PAY CLOSING COST? This depends on how long you intend to keep the property and the loan. People keep homes about 8 years, but mortgages about 5 years. With that in mind maybe paying $30 a month more on the loan and having no closing costs costs less over 5 years than $3000 in closing costs. But if you are going to be in that same loan and home for 15 years, it might make sense to pay the closing costs at closing. If you can get the seller to pay some or all of your closing costs, that can save you money as well. South Windsor Connecticut is a home buyers market right now, it is not uncommon to ask the seller to give a credit at closing for closing costs.

5. YOUR MORTGAGE AND TAX DEDUCTIONS Be an informed home buyer, seek the advice of a tax professional to fully understand the benefits of owning a home, and how the home and loan you select will impact your tax situation. If you would like a referral to a great accountant in Connecticut located right in South Windsor, check out Don Brooks & Associates.

Asking questions upfront can help you make sure you get a great loan when you get your South Windsor Mortgage.

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Day 6:

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