Listed by Jon Arruda from William Pitt Sotheby's Int'l
,Bought with Gregory Hanner from Garden Realty
Source: SmartMLS Connecticut #24049305
663 Groton Long Pt Road, Noank, CT, 06340
$1,100,000
SingleFam
•My wife and I first met Greg in 2012. We had owned a small cottage in Groton Long Point and the 600 sq ft living area was getting too small to accommodate our summer visitors (too many sleeping bags to trip over in the morning!). By chance we ended up visiting a new build being shown by Greg and Brom Builders. Greg listened to our ‘small house, small budget’ dilemma. During that first interaction he without question assured us, that even though our budget was limited we could achieve a dream house. In a couple of days he took my 3 Post-It notes of the house I wanted to build, and voila! He created external and internal views on paper and by way of digital video, a complete walk-through. I was hooked. 10 months later we moved in … we had so much fun, Greg & Brom were so much fun to work with and everyday was like Christmas, we would walk the 20 yards to our new construction (we rented another cottage right across the street and just gasped at the progress each day, admittedly I always took the evening tour with a glass of red wine so was always happy!). Now the reason I tell this story … Greg is not just a realtor, he lives and breathes housing and construction, his enthusiasm and passion are inspirational. He knows building code inside out and can instantly tell you right from wrong. We have kept in touch with Greg throughout the years and shared a few chases on property over the period. Our latest was just a few months back where we secured our second home … Greg freely admitted that this was his quickest purchase ever People ask me, “How can you be friends with a realtor?” … quite easily … He is out not to ‘bone you’, he enjoys the service he provides and you can tell. I may be too old to buy another house, but hey who knows 😊 if I do I will be giving him a call!

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