A Rare Victorian Estate in the Heart of SouthingtonWelcome to 145 Meriden Avenue in Southington, listed by Michael Riccio! Tucked away on more than two private acres in the heart of Southington, this stately Victorian residence offers a rare combination of historic charm and modern-day livability. From the moment you enter, the grand foyer and sweeping staircase set an unforgettable tone. Rich woodwork,...
Winter Curb Appeal Ideas for Connecticut Sellers The harsh Connecticut winter is on its way! For many, this means forgetting about the yard until spring’s sunnier days arrive. However, if you’re listing your home for sale this winter, enhancing your home’s exterior can help it stand out by improving its curb appeal and attracting buyers. Read on for the winter curb appeal ideas for Connecticut...
A Midlife Move Can Be the Reset You’ve Been Missing By Ray Flynn, DIYGuys.net You don’t have to crash to begin again. Sometimes, clarity alone is enough. In midlife, it can arrive quietly—your job feels misaligned, your energy misused, your home no longer right. Not broken, just done. Change begins not with escape, but with recognition. For many, a move becomes the first visible step toward...
Rachel Wardwell Featured in REAL PRODUCERS Magazine Rachel Wardwell Knitting Community Together, One Home at a Time BY GEORGE GROTHEER for New Haven & Middlesex Real Producers PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHRIS DEVLIN Rachel Wardwell spends her days selling homes with Calcagni Real Estate — but her impact on her local community goes far beyond the sale. Wardwell has been an agent since 2018 — starting with a...
Lorrie Maiorano Featured in REAL PRODUCERS Magazine! A Heart for Homes and a Passion for Service Lorrie Maiorano BY PHYLICIA BOVA for NEW HAVEN & MIDDLESEX REAL PRODUCERS Magazine THE SALE: REALTORS WHO GO THE EXTRA MILE FOR THEIR INDUSTRIES AND COMMUNITIES When you meet Lorrie Maiorano, it’s impossible not to be inspired. A dedicated real estate broker with Calcagni Real Estate, Lorrie has...
How to Help Your Senior Parents DownsizeBy Ray Flynn, DiyGuys.netWhen the house that raised you becomes too big for the people who filled it, downsizing isn’t just a move; it’s a turning point. The logistics are easy to list: less square footage, fewer stairs, simpler upkeep. But the real work? It lives in the quiet grief of goodbye and the quiet hope of what comes next. For adult children supporting...
Home Hygiene Tips to Avoid Winter Illnesses Preparing a home to sell is no small feat. Whether you’ve been in your house for a few years or decades, miscellaneous things can accumulate in every closet, cabinet, and drawer. Waiting until your home is on the market to eliminate these items can be daunting. Here is a full-house decluttering plan to sell your home in the spring. Breaking this task up...
4 Things to Do as a New Homeowner Walking into your new home for the first time can be a relief after all the paperwork and deal-making that has brought you to this point. You should put a few things at the top of your to-do list when first moving in to ensure you get off on the right foot. Here are the 4 things to do as a new homeowner. Change the Locks When you buy a home, you typically receive...
Common Misconceptions About Electricity Usage In an effort to lower utility bills or live an environmentally friendly life, many homeowners try to reduce their electricity use. Unfortunately, many homeowners end up wasting electricity due to misunderstandings or misinformation. If you’re making one or more of these mistakes, you might be able to lower your utility bills with a few simple...
Home Renovation Projects to Start in Winter While you may not believe it, winter can be a perfect time to start home renovation projects. Spending more time indoors at home means you may have more time to make upgrades and other renovations. If you have an itch to tackle a home project this week, read on for the best home renovation projects to start in the winter. Update the lighting and...
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