Connecticut's Most Luxurious Penthouse

TOP OF THE WORLD. A beautiful 4000+ sf space interior designed by award-winning David Scott Parker Architects, FAIA.
 

David has designed high end residences and cultural institutions in Southampton, Rancho Sante Fe, Florida, Massachusetts & CA. The finishing touches have just been completed on what is arguably the most luxurious penthouse in the state of Connecticut.
 

The apartment’s views of the salt marsh & Long Island Sound from its high vantage point are mesmerizing. The attention to detail and the custom construction of this unique three-bedroom unit is extraordinary. The only apartment on the top floor of the Chittenden building, it is the last to be constructed at the prestigious Residences at 66 High Street. From the elevator a private foyer leads through a gallery into a great room large enough to make a grand piano feel comfortably at home.
 

A SPACIOUS DWELLING

An office is separated from the great room with pocket doors. Adjacent is the dining room that easily seats ten with double doors leading to an enormous, high ceilinged screened porch with panoramic views. The family room with a gas lit fireplace has double doors leading to the porch and is adjacent to a truly incredible kitchen. In another wing is the gracious primary suite which also has a gas lit fireplace, a large double bathroom and unbelievable closet space.
 

There are two guest rooms each with their own bath and an 18’ x 18’ room adjacent to the primary suite currently envisioned as an exercise room but could also be used for many other purposes. The Residences at 66 High Street is the recipient of numerous awards for the quality and detail used. Building amenities include a swimming pool and a gym. Guilford is a beautiful, classic New England town located along the Connecticut Shoreline and boasts one of the largest and prettiest greens in the state.

The Guilford green is truly the center of activity for community events such as concerts, art and antique shows, and plays, to name a few. Along its perimeter are some of the town’s most beautiful historic homes, churches, art galleries, fine restaurants, bakeries, a marketplace, bookstore, an old-fashioned hardware store and shops, all a short walk from 66 High Street. For recreation, the town offers the beach, public marinas, a yacht club, private and public tennis courts, the Guilford Lakes Golf Course and many trails for hiking or riding. Margaret Muir states: ”Guilford is equidistant between New York City and Boston (about 2 hour drive to each) and very near Tweed New Haven Airport. The Shoreline East railroad serves the entire shoreline from New Haven to New London, providing connections with Acela and Metro North.”   EG