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Haystack Woods development plans open house Oct. 25

Haystack Woods development plans open house Oct. 25

Development is well underway for 10 new affordable homes in Norfolk.

Kim Maxwell

NORFOLK — The Foundation for Norfolk Living (FNL) will hold an open house on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 2 to 4 p.m., at the new Haystack Woods development off Old Colony Road in Norfolk.

Construction is well underway, and the open house will give prospective buyers and area residents a first-hand opportunity to tour the innovative, energy-efficient two- and three-bedroom homes.

FNL is accepting applications for Haystack Woods on a rolling basis. Interested applicants can contact Lindsay Larson at the Litchfield County Housing Collective at LindsayL@thehousingcollective.org.

Questions about the houses themselves can be directed to FNL at norfolkliving@gmail.com.

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