One for the books: a price cut in Old Greenwich
/2 Potter Drive, new construction, from $5.2 million to $4.598 (it’s that two-buck saving that’ll probably do it). It’s really on Sound Beach Avenue, with a new driveway carved out of Potterville Lane, so kind of busy. A FARport rather than a garage to make it easier for bicycle thieves — no need for them to disturb the occupants while doing their midnight shopping — five bedrooms and six, count them, six baths. Hmmm. Personally, I’d rather a builder sacrifice some of the allowable FAR space (3,606 above ground, plus basement space, which doesn’t count) for a lockable garage, but that’s just me and, apparently, buyers, so far.
If you’re aware of the definition of fulsome — “excessive, overdone, insincere” — you may enjoy the listing’s description; I know I do:
Remarks: Forget the compromise between city energy and coastal calm. This isn't just a home; it's a high-design lifestyle that blends convenience with style. Situated on a coveted private lane in the heart of Old Greenwich, this new construction masterpiece by North Star Development delivers a ''five minute lifestyle'' rarely found outside the city, with a feel comparable to neighborhoods like Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights. Step out your front door and into the best of the village, with close proximity to coffee, boutiques, and Metro-North, offering convenient access for daily needs and commuting. A nearby path leads to Binney Park, with Greenwich Point also within reach. Spanning four meticulously finished levels, this 5 bedroom, 6.5 bath retreat is a masterclass in modern living.
Whatever.