Parcel Offered Independently Now available separately, with the option to purchase alongside the neighboring residence if desired. An exceptional opportunity on one of Newtown's original Great Ring parcels, 42 Great Ring Road offers 3.43 acres of open, versatile land ideal for building, farming, stables, or creating a private buffer. With pastoral views, rolling hills, and sweeping sunsets, this rare lot provides the space and calm that make this corner of Fairfield County so desirable - offering more privacy and breathing room than many neighboring towns. Builders, investors, or buyers looking to custom build may purchase the parcel on its own for $399,000, without acquiring the home next door. If purchased simultaneously with the adjoining residence at 40 Great Ring Road (Parcel ID 210998), the lot is available for $299,000 - a compelling opportunity for a compound-style setting or expanded long-term flexibility. For full details on the home at 40 Great Ring Road (MLS #24136998), please see its separate listing. Agents, please see private remarks section for agents only for more land info.
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Stephanie J. Barnes(203)368-8754,
William Raveis Real Estate203-426-3429
Source: Smart MLS,MLS#: 24142154
Facts & features
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Total structure area: 0
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Frontage length: 226
Lot
Size: 3.43 Acres
Features: Additional Land Avail., Few Trees, Wooded, Level, Sloped, Suburban, Rural
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