309 Milbank Avenue
309 Milbank, listed originally for $3.295 back in 2008 (and assessed for $894,000) has sold for $1.337. At that price, maybe the buyer can afford to renovate this great old house.
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We looked at this house in 2008 when we thought we wanted to move to Greenwich and be two codgers living in-town. This, and everything else we looked at, was egregiously overpriced so we gave up the idea, fast. The house is indeed nice though and I’m so happy to learn it sold. I can’t remember: was it zoned commercial and residential?
Interesting… $450K above assessed, for a house with a view of Richard’s dept. store, and the song of the fire house and police station siren’s at all hours wafting up the hill. Has a “shared” drive to the multi-family’s behind/next door…
A hidden gem?
Or fools gold?
Pretty sure it’s residential, EOS, but probably multi-family.
This lot is R-6 zone (two family) 15,401 sq.ft.
Milbank is subject to special “boulevard” front setbacks, with a unique (for Greenwich) shared alley behind.
Elevation 58 in the street and 82 at the rear.
The car dealer garage to the south is in the Central Greenwich Business Zone.