Live in the neighborhood featured in the New York Times! See link below.
Renovated 1916 charming bright Dutch Colonial 4 Bedroom house with period details in the heart of Westville, New Haven.
Single family 2,000 sq ft house: 3 BR and 2 smaller rooms upstairs (we use them as office room, baby room) along with a full bath upstairs. All rooms are bright and sunny with hard wood floors throughout. All new double pane w/ argon windows make it a very warm house. The entire downstairs has inlaid cherry wood details. Kitchen and half bath downstairs have hard wood floors too.
Eat in Kitchen with breakfast nook, dining room with large leaded glass built ins, living room with a working fireplace, long sun-room and half-bath downstairs. Lovely perennial garden with fruit trees (cherry, peach etc), wisteria covered hammock in a fenced in a private backyard. Perfect for back yard picnics with children. Brick patio in the back.
Private driveway, one car garage/ shed and wide sidewalks (with old knobby Sycamore trees) perfect for strollers, toddlers and kids on bikes.
5 Minute Walk to BEKI. 3 minute drive to Hopkins School. 8 minute drive to YNHH.
Perfect for families with children. Edgewood Magnate Elementary school 2 blocks down the street.
Nonsmokers only please. Gardeners strongly preferred.
Very close to Hopkins High School, Yale Bowl, sports complex and 2 blocks from the Sunday Farmer's market, the park, art galleries, Manjares Cafe, Rawa, restaurants and other downtown Westville attractions. Free Tennis courts 2 blocks away.
Public transportation to downtown New Haven available. 8 mins to downtown Yale campus and hospital by car.
Rental preference for rental agreement of 2 years minimum.
Available July 1st 2023
If interested please email us details about yourself and your needs. Will need rental history, credit report, references and financial statements.
Posted price is for the first year.
See link below. More Pictures upon request and on Zillow.


http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/05/realestate/keymagazine/105newhaven-t.html?scp=3&sq=yale&st=nyt