116 Brynmoor Court, Goshen, CT 06756

Welcome to this lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath Contemporary style home with a peaceful & tranquil atmosphere immediately experienced upon entering. Situated on a quiet, private cul de sac but not far from the Clubhouse, lake etc. Remodeled quartz kitchen, SS appliances, stone floor, remodeled bathrooms, primary bedroom with space for a sitting area, on suite bath with garden tub/separate shower, dbl sink vanity, private deck/balcony & fireplace all located on the upper level. Propane log fireplace insert, wood floors with cathedral ceilings in the living room with sliders to the deck. Enclosed glass heated sunroom is the perfect spot to have your morning beverage & enjoy what nature has to offer! Trek decking/stairs, Nest thermostats, laundry on main level. New roof on the south side of house, new furnace, new hot water heater, plugged for a portable generator. Spacious walkout basement for storage & workshop needs. Visit: Woodridgelake.com Woodridge Lake is a private 385-acre man-made lake located off Route 4 and Beach Street in the West Goshen section of the Town of Goshen. The man-made recreational lake community started out as a dream of Goshen resident Alfred H. Wright, Jr, President of West Goshen Realty Corp. In the early 60's Mr. Wright saw the potential of damming up the Marshepaug River to form a recreational lake community. Longtime Goshen landowners who were reluctant to sell their property owned most of the land that would be needed for the project. It took several years to acquire the needed approximately 1,740 acres of land, which would include the 385-acre lake, and to find a developer. On July 23, 1969 the various transactions by eleven property owners were filed with the Goshen Town Clerk and in turn the large block of property was sold to a large developer of recreational communities, Boise Cascade Properties, Inc. The area where the lake was to be was cleared of trees and a 35-foot high earthen dam of approximately 1,300 feet in length was constructed with an 86 spillway. The remaining land was sub-divided into approximately 700 one-acre lots with areas being designated for a clubhouse, boat launch, swimming pool and other recreational amenities.