Welcome to this freshly painted and very well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 full-bathroom unit in the heart of Black Rock, CT! Your new home has stainless steel appliances, granite countertops with custom marble backsplash, chic sliding glass shower doors and rain shower in the ensuite primary bath, an additional full guest bathroom, washer and dryer in-unit, central heating and cooling, basement storage, private driveway parking for 2 cars and lots of natural light. Walk to the Fairfield-Black Rock Train Station (easy commute to NYC). Walking distance to multiple amazing restaurants, bars, and shopping on Fairfield Avenue. Or drive just a few minutes for groceries (Whole Foods, Stop & Shop and Food Bazaar all closeby), I-95, Seabright Beach (an amazing neighborhood beach with incredibly friendly people), the town of Fairfield and so much more. Gas for heating and cooking. Tenant pays for electricity and gas. Water included. Excellent credit, steady employment and renter's insurance required. Owner to meet prospective tenants. It has just been professionally painted and cleaned. Limited basement storage available. Black Rock isn't just a place - it's a culture. With awesome events year round like Black Rock Day, Porch Fest and so much more, come find out why this neighborhood is so popular., Experience coastal living at its finest in Black Rock, a vibrant and historic Bridgeport neighborhood with undeniable charm. Nestled along the Long Island Sound, this coveted neighborhood boasts breathtaking water views and a unique blend of historic character and modern convenience. Stroll along the picturesque streets, lined with charming shops, galleries, and inviting cafes. Indulge in fresh seafood delicacies at local restaurants, or simply unwind with a leisurely walk along the scenic waterfront. Black Rock's strong sense of community, coupled with its proximity to parks, marinas, and cultural attractions, ensures there's always something to explore and enjoy. Embrace a life of ease and coastal charm in sought-after Black Rock.
