The property spans two parcels at 134 and 136 Mount Pleasant Road along Route 6 — approximately 11.73 acres at 136 with an additional 1.40-acre parcel at 134.
Roughly 13 acres of development land in Newtown has been listed for sale.Â
The property spans two parcels at 134 and 136 Mount Pleasant Road along Route 6 — approximately 11.73 acres at 136 with an additional 1.40-acre parcel at 134, totaling roughly 13.1 acres, according to the listing.
The land is owned by Olga and Frank Koskelowski, who inherited it from the late Stephen Smolley, according to Newtown land records.
Both parcels are in a general business zone, and marketing materials indicate the site is being positioned for residential redevelopment under Connecticut’s 8-30g affordable housing statute.
Conceptual plans prepared for the site show a 110-unit, three-story residential building with amenities. The listing describes the property more broadly as a large-scale residential and potential mixed-use concept, subject to approvals.
The site was listed by Paul Scalzo, president of Bethel-based Scalzo Real Estate. No asking price was disclosed, and Scalzo could not be reached for comment.
