35 Briarcliffe Trail
Old Saybrook, CT 06475
residentialSingle Family
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Property Intelligence: 35 Briarcliffe Trail, Old Saybrook, CT 06475
Property Overview
35 Briarcliffe Trail is a Cape Cod, Single Family, built in 1992, 2,395 square feet, 1.41 acres in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, CT. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Ownership type: Individual. Assessed value: $428,600.
Condition & Permits
NEP Condition Estimate: C3. This property-specific condition rating is derived from municipal building permit records, not imagery or automated valuation models. 1 building permits on file from municipal records. Roof last permitted 7 years ago.
Risk & Hazard Profile
NEP Fire Protection Grade: E. FEMA flood zone: X. Risk assessment combines NEP proprietary ratings with federal, state, and municipal hazard data at parcel-level precision.
Ownership & Deed History
Last sale: September 2012 for $350,000. Full ownership chain, entity resolution, lien analysis, and comparable sales available with subscription.
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