The 300-unit Eastpointe at Stone Bridge Crossing project, if approved by town land use boards, would be the largest apartment development in Cheshire.
Plans for the project are currently before the Town Beautification Committee. Planning and Zoning Commission members will host a public hearing on the development before their next regular meeting Oct. 24.
Set on 30 acres in the town’s new special development district near 691, the project includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom market-rate apartments over nine buildings, plus a clubhouse, saltwater pool, patio, barbeque area, garage parking, dog park and other amenities.
The development would sit on property adjacent to 1963 Highland Ave., on a new town road, a cul-de-sac called Stone Bridge Court, with the entrance directly across from the 691 on/off ramp.
Eastpointe is part of the special development district for more than 100 acres near 691. A master plan for the area was adopted in 2019 to allow the mix of residential, retail and commercial projects. The vacant land had been the site of numerous failed development attempts.
The Reserve at Stone Bridge Crossing, another 140-unit development, is also under construction in the district.
Also planned for the area are restaurants, a retail plaza, hotel and senior housing units, projects that have not yet begun, town officials said.
Eastpointe and other projects in that area need special permit approval since they are part of the development district.
The property is owned by applicants Miller, Napolitano, Wolff, LLC and Tri-Star Development LLC.
