Burr Court Condos - Fairfield, CT

If you live at Beach community Burr Court Condos, Fairfield, CT 06825 you will be part of the beach community that makes up Fairfield Beach located in Fairfield, Connecticut.

These ten detached condominiums were built in 1988 and 1989 and have been updated with the latest appliances and comforts. Many units have direct water views and if not, units are one block away from the beach.

Three bedrooms and two and one half baths are typical with large decks to the outdoors and plenty of grass and trees. Master suites are large with huge marble floored bathrooms, saunas, big showers and his and her sinks.

Light is everywhere, sun streams through the large windows and the sea breeze cools you in the summer as you sit on your big deck, enjoying life. Living rooms have fireplaces and hard wood floors, as do the kitchens.

There is reserved parking right outside your door at Burr Court. The homes are heated with gas in the winter and cooled by central air conditioning in the summer. Burr Court offers homes from 1,836 square feet to over 2,500 square feet of beach condominium.

As a resident of Beach Community Burr Court Condos, Fairfield, CT 06825, you have beach rights to the town beach.

The heart of Fairfield is less than a mile away – here you can find grocery stores, specialty stores, and trendy women’s shops as well as restaurants and big box stores along Route One, which is the main street in town. The Black Rock Turnpike is a five minute drive away – here there are even more stores, restaurants, etc.

Commuting to New York is easy as the station is walk able and the train ride is about one hour and twenty minutes.

The 57,340 people who live in Fairfield, the “Dogwood Capital of the World”, are proud that the town has been voted by Money Magazine as the Best Place to Live in New England.

Facing Long Island Sound, much of the recreation is water oriented. Easy access to New York City and Stamford, Connecticut a business center in Fairfield County is provided by railroad and Freeway.

The town was established in 1634; in 1774 the British landed on Fairfield Beach and burned the town to the ground because they were early supporters of independence.

An outstanding school system, a solid tax base and homes offered in all price ranges, makes Fairfield one of the “Gold Coast’s” most attractive towns.