Real estate in Danbury, Connecticut: What you can get for $1M
The city's come a long way since it was known as the 'Hat City'
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It's a perk to live by the water.
Many may not be aware, but Danbury, Connecticut, was once known as "Hat City" due to it being the center of the hat industry in the 19th century. These days, the town is more known for its scenic views and proximity to New York City.
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In 2015, Danbury was rated as the second-best city to live in the United States by USA Today. The city is the terminus for the MTA Metro-North Railroad line, which provides easy public transportation to neighboring areas and New York City.
The area also features plenty of historical sites from the Revolutionary War, along with a plethora of parks and hiking trails. Also, the sewer plant is named the John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant and is named after the popular comedian.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, REAL ESTATE: WHAT YOU CAN GET FOR $1M
Danbury - $999,000
This waterfront house at 31 Cedar Dr sits on the shore of Candlewood Lake.
The backyard has two patios and dock.
There's plenty of space for entertaining.
There are vaulted shiplap ceilings and a stone fireplace.
The bay windows have views looking out over the lake.
This waterfront property at 31 Cedar Drive has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and plenty of views. The backyard opens directly onto Candlewood Lake and features a dock and two patios.
The living room has multiple bay windows overlooking the lake and provides plenty of space for entertaining. The driveway uses a circular design, allowing easy access for multiple cars at one time.
Ridgefield - $1,250,000
The house at 34 Lost Mine Pl has four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The backyard is fully fenced in and is protected from outside from shrubbery.
The main floor has vaulted ceilings and large windows.
The master bedroom has its own private bathroom.
Aside from the bedrooms, the second floor also features a laundry room.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom house at 34 Lost Mine Place sits on two acres of wooded land. Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, the area is quiet while still being located near town and major roadways.
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The backyard features a large Gunite pool and spa, and is fully fenced in. Strategically placed shrubs add to the overall privacy of the yard.
Inside, the house has three fully finished levels of living space. The living room is two stories tall and boast large windows overlooking the backyard.