Discover single-level living with elevated style and comfort in the Alstead at 39 Lookout Ridge. This thoughtfully designed home features an open-concept layout that maximizes space and flow. Step into an inviting foyer that leads to a spacious great room, seamlessly connected to the dining area and a well-equipped kitchen. With ample counter space, a large island, and plentiful cabinetry, the kitchen is perfect for daily living and entertaining alike. The primary suite is a private oasis featuring a spacious bathroom and a generous walk-in closet. The Flex Room can be transformed into another guestroom or an office to create a dedicated space for work or hobbies. The front of the home leads to a secondary bedroom providing additional flexibility for guests. A convenient everyday entry and nearby laundry room add to the home's ease of living. Personalize your interiors at our design studio and tailor the outdoor landscaping to your taste with Toll Landscaping. Enjoy a home where quality meets comfort, all on one easy level.
Est. $2,517 per month, based on comparable rentals
Sale and tax history for 39 Lookout Rdg #39
Sale History
Tax History
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Event
Price
Smart MLS #24091905
Apr 14, 2026
Sold
$1,310,908
$624/sq ft
May 25, 2025
Price Changed
$1,080,995
$514/sq ft
May 25, 2025
Pending
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Apr 29, 2025
Listed
$886,995
$422/sq ft
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Fairfield County
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Last updated by owner on Sep 29, 2026.
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Planned Neighborhood Development District
The purpose and intent of the Planned Neighborhood Development PND zone is to encourage compatible land planning for large-scale, mixed-use developments and the adaptive reuse or retrofitting of obsolete and underutilized commercial and industrial buildings on large sites as well-integrated units that: provide housing and economic development opportunities appropriate to the location and scale of the site; incorporate a compatible mix of traditional neighborhood uses; include a variety of housing types, styles, and costs to promote housing choice and economic diversity; protect environmentally sensitive areas, drinking water supplies and areas of natural beauty; protect historic sites; provide conveniently located public facilities and recreational areas; locate residences within reasonable walking distance of neighborhood centers with shops and services designed to meet the daily needs of residents; allow for cluster development that promotes energy efficient patterns of development and the preservation of common open space; include streets designed to enhance pedestrian safety, lessen congestion, and curb speeding; and, provide sidewalk networks and street trees.; It is intended that the Planned Neighborhood Development regulations will permit flexibility in the design and development of large tracts of lands or the retrofitting of obsolete commercial or industrial buildings into mixed-use neighborhoods over time. The PND regulations allow for the review and approval of detailed plans for each phase of development in accordance with a previously approved master plan that governs overall development patterns for the entire PND.