Lantern Hill Road, Westport
Agents at Prudential Connecticut Realty recently listed and sold the house that was designated Best Spec Home of 2005 by the Home Builders Association of Connecticut.
Meg Freeman of Prudential Connecticut Realty in Westport listed the Georgian Colonial on Lantern Hill Road in Westport, while Dee Cohen and Miriam Luck of the M&D Properties team – also out of Prudential’s Westport office – sold the home.
Mike Cerreta built the house, which took top honors for its blend of classic old-world charm and modern amenities, attention to detail and expert craftsmanship. The home won the top award in the subcategory of $4 to $5 million priced homes, capturing the 2005 Best Spec Home honor as well.
“It is an absolute pleasure selling Cerreta-built homes,” said Chris Simmer, office leader of Prudential Connecticut Realty in Westport. “Mike Cerreta is a master tradesman and craftsman and this is evident in every detail of his homes.”
The award was presented at the Home Builders Association of Connecticut’s annual HOBI Awards Dinner at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington. The HOBI Awards are the most noteworthy awards presented in Connecticut by members of that organization for excellence in design, construction, land development, sales and marketing, and financing.
The 7,000-square-foot Westport home includes a 2-story entry with limestone flooring, curved staircase and recessed paneling. Officials said its professional culinary-grade gourmet kitchen, living room with coffered ceiling, and cherry wood library are some of the features that made the home the Home Builders Association of Connecticut’s choice for the award.
Prudential Connecticut Realty is an independently owned and operated member of the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates with 64 offices and more than 1,900 sales executives servicing Connecticut and Western Rhode Island.
Corrow Earns C21 Honor
Larry Corrow, a sales associate at Century 21 Home Services-Scalzo Group’s New Milford office, recently earned the Century 21 system’s Centurion Producer Award, which honors top-producing sales associates nationwide.
Corrow will be presented with a Centurion Award statue and also will be recognized at the upcoming Century 21 International Convention.
“Larry’s competitive intelligence, professionalism and dedication have made him a valued and trusted real estate resource for the New Milford and Greater Danbury communities,” said Paloma Ciancio, sales manager at the office. “Having reached the Centurion Producer level consistently over the past few years is a testament to his commitment to his clients and his passion for real estate.”
Century 21 Real Estate is the franchisor of the world’s largest real estate sales organization. Century 21 Home Services-Scalzo Group, a division of Scalzo Group Real Estate Services, provides full-service real estate solutions specializing in residential, commercial, investment properties and relocation sales. Each Century 21 office is independently owned and operated.
Weichert Presents Awards
Weichert Realtors Regional Properties in Orange recently announced the recipients of its “24 Club” Outstanding Sales Production awards for the year 2005.
The recipients of the awards are Enilda Rosas, Lou Bonfiglio, Steven Rivkin, Mary-Ann White, Carole Annicelli, Paul Distefano, Mary Radziszewski and Toni Ross.
“The success of these agents is due to their extensive knowledge of the market and genuine dedication to their clients. We congratulate them on their hard work,” said Tom Cavaliere, broker and managing partner of Weichert Realtors Regional Properties.
The awards are made on the basis of sales and listing volume for the 2005 fiscal year. A breakfast was given in the winners’ honor at Oak Lane Country Club in Woodbridge.
