New Canaan last week issued a building permit for the 4,100-square-foot home planned at 376 White Oak Shade Road—a .64-acre lot that used to include an 1889 Colonial.
This is a rendering of the new 4,100-square-foot home to go up at 376 White Oak Shade Road, under a building permit issued July 25 by town officials. Plans by James T. Tuttle.
Razed in 2008, the former home will be replaced by a 5-bedroom and 5-bathroom home, according to the permit, issued July 25.
To be built by Cheshire-based FR Dinatali LLC for $600,000, the permit says, it will also include a half-bath, two fireplaces, attic, unfinished basement, 3-car garage and open front porch.
The home at 376 White Oak Shade Road will include five bedrooms and bathrooms. Here’s one rendering from James T. Tuttle of its floor plan.
The architect on the project is Wolcott-based James T. Tuttle, the permit says.
The property was purchased last month for $657,500—a lot now overgrown that will look familiar to many motorists. It’s above the Merritt Parkway overpass and just below Shagbark, on the right hand side of the road as you’re traveling north, with a low stone wall running parallel to the street.
Here’s where 376 White Oak Shade Road is: