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Historic homes near Bridgeport and Fairfield
When Bridgeport was a bustling industrial city in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, wealthy businessmen and entrepreneurs put down roots near the border between Bridgeport and Fairfield. Though the thriving industrial days are gone, many of the early 20th-century homes in Brooklawn-St. Vincent remain. “Brooklawn is known for its turn-of-the-century single-family homes. There are gracious homes along Park Avenue and Clinton Avenue that have an attention to detail and craftsmanship,” says John Hackett, broker of the John Hackett Team at William Raveis Real Estate, who was born and raised in Bridgeport. “Brooklawn is often the place people will look for a single-family starter home,” Hackett adds. Once referenced only as Brooklawn because of the Brooklawn Country Club, which was established for luxurious recreation in 1895, the neighborhood’s name now also refers to another neighborhood service: St. Vincent’s Medical Center. Today, a diverse array of local restaurants serves residents, but they can also drive under 5 miles to attend a concert downtown, catch a train headed to New York City or walk along the beach at Seaside Park.
20th century Colonial Revivals along tight streets
Gridded streets are packed with 20th-century traditional properties with small fenced-in yards. Many homebuyers look to Brooklawn-St. Vincent for its historic single-family properties, though there are some condos and multi-family buildings available as well. Condos from the mid-20th century cost between $140,000 and $260,000, while Cape Cods and traditional homes from the early-to-mid 1900s cost between $250,000 and $520,000. Large Tudor Revivals and Colonial Revivals from the early 20th century cost as much as $500,000, while investors can find multifamily residences for between $420,000 and $650,000. Notably, the Bridgeport Correctional Center, a high-security facility, sits in the southeastern portion of the neighborhood, at Madison Avenue and Beers Street.
This row of homes is typical of what you can find in Brooklawn-St. Vincent.
This Colonial Revival home sits on a quiet street in Brooklawn-St. Vincent.
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Sandwiches and pastries from KiDelicia Bakery and Deli
The neighborhood has a diverse range of takeout eateries and dine-in options. Locals grab slices of New Haven-style pizza from Jenna’s Brick Oven Pizza. For an elevated evening out, residents choose Brasa Pub and Restaurant, a Portuguese eatery serving steak and seafood paella. For a sweet treat, locals can order Brazilian pastries and decorated cakes from KiDelicia Bakery and Deli. “People will walk to the convenience store down the street, but any other supermarket to a larger store is only a 10-minute drive, at most,” Hackett says. Residents can shop for groceries at the International Farmers Market or Key Food Supermarket or drive 3 miles north to shop at the Trumbull Mall, which has stores like Target, JC Penney and Bath & Body Works.
KiDelicia Bakery and Deli is right off Madison Avenue in Brooklawn-St. Vincent.
Residents go to Key Food Supermarket for all their grocery needs in Brooklawn-St. Vincent.
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Play golf at the Brooklawn Country Club
A couple of small pocket parks break up the neighborhood’s primarily urban landscape. Residents can let their dogs run around as they chat with other pet owners at the Alice Street Dog Run —Alice Street Park also has a small playground and park benches. B. J. Brown Memorial Park has a couple of basketball courts for pickup games and an open field to kick around a soccer ball. Nearby, the Brooklawn Country Club offers an 18-hole golf course and tennis courts for members of the private club. The neighborhood is only 3 miles from Seaside Park, which is one of the most popular in the city for its coastal walking trails, sandy beaches and sports courts.
The Brooklawn County Club near Brooklawn-St. Vincent has an 18-hole course.
Alice Street Park on Sedgewick Street in Brooklawn-St. Vincent has a nice playground.
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Learning in Brooklawn-St. Vincent
Kids may attend Read School, which serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade and has a C-minus rating from Niche. Older students progress to Central High, which has a C-plus rating. High school students can apply to the Bridgeport Regional Aquaculture Science and Technology Education Center, where they can enroll in marine-focused STEM classes like oceanography and aquaculture engineering.
Older students from Brooklawn-St. Vincent attend C-plus-rated Central High School.
Bridgeport Regional Aquaculture Science and Technology Education Center is another option.
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Concerts and festivals in downtown Bridgeport
The community will often head downtown for events and activities. The newly opened Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater has quickly become a popular destination for concerts and festivals, as has the Total Mortgage Arena, which is next to the amphitheater. One of the most highly anticipated events is the Sound on the Sound Music Festival, held during the last weekend of September at Seaside Park.
Head downtown or commute to New York City
Sidewalk-lined streets allow residents to walk to a local grocery store or a neighborhood park, and public transportation options make commuting simple. Locals can catch a bus serviced by Greater Bridgeport Transit to travel throughout the city or head downtown to board a train operated by the Metro-North Railroad to travel the 60 miles southwest to New York City. If they opt to drive, nearby state highways link with major roadways like Interstate 95 and Merritt Parkway.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Brooklawn-Saint Vincent Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Brooklawn-Saint Vincent, Bridgeport sell after 52 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Brooklawn-Saint Vincent, Bridgeport over the last 12 months is $275,000, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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