New Construction Coming to Summer Street

The New Canaan Building Department on Monday issued a permit for a 3,922-square-foot house on Summer Street. The five-bedroom home planned for 156 Summer St. will include five full bathrooms, one half-bath, finished attic and basement (both 800 square feet) and two-car garage, according to the building permit. It will cost $1,250,000 to build, the permit said. The contractor on the job is Carlo Vona Jr. of New Canaan—who also is one of the property’s owners, according to Connecticut Secretary of the State records—and the architect is BM Design of Easton. 

The town on Oct.

Oenoke Ridge Home Sells for $3,925,000

The following property transfer(s) were recorded recently in the Town Clerk’s office. For more information about each property from the assessor, click on the street address. To get the history of a New Canaan street name, click here. ***

Oct. 16

116 South Ave., Unit 4

$3.2 million
Sil-Wel 15, LLC to Kathryn Koles

Oct.

New Construction Coming to Douglas Road

The New Canaan Building Department last week issued a permit for a 4,200-square-foot house on Douglas Road. The five-bedroom home at 90 Douglas Road will include four full bathrooms, one half-bath, two fireplaces, and an unfinished basement and attic, according to a building permit issued Oct. 14. It will cost $872,160 to build, the application said. The contractor on the job is Michael J. Rychlik of Stamford, the architect Norwalk-based Geoffrey Craig Williams.

The .34-acre property was purchased for $$1,262,500 in July 2023, tax records show.

1780-Built Gerdes Road Home Sells for $1,175,000

The following property transfer(s) were recorded recently in the Town Clerk’s office. For more information about each property from the assessor, click on the street address. To get the history of a New Canaan street name, click here. ***

Oct. 8

12 Gerdes Road

$1,175,000
Laura William, deceased, to South Ave NC LLC

Oct.

Waveny To Sell Vacant .74-Acre Parcel on Oenoke Ridge

A venerable nonprofit organization is preparing to sell a vacant parcel near downtown New Canaan, officials say. Waveny LifeCare Network or ‘WLN’—a 1975-established provider of a continuum of care, including independent, assisted and memory care living, at-home and in-patient short-term physical rehabilitation, therapy and nursing care and hospice services—owns an undeveloped .74-acre property, located behind a house on Oenoke Ridge, roughly between the New Canaan Museum & Historical Society and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church campuses. 

According to an Oct. 7 letter sent to St. Mark’s parishioners, WLN last month notified the church “of their intent to sell” the parcel, under a right-of-first-opportunity clause included in the “extremely favorable terms” of Waveny’s 1993 acquisition of the land from the church.