Welcome to Woodland Hills in Danbury, a spectacular community built by Ginsburg Development Companies (GDC) and completed in 2005. Set like a jewel upon a hill, Woodland Hills is a prestigious world apart- a private enclave of magnificent beauty and architectural integrity. When you arrive through the dramatic entrance, you will realize that this is an exclusive and special place, enhanced by the impressive landscaping, an enviable clubhouse, a dazzling pond and a maintenance-free lifestyle. Dramatic and secluded, Woodland Hills exemplifies the best of townhome living.
Woodland Hills townhomes are decidedly different in every way. These townhomes are built in small intimate clusters rather than in long conventional rows. The attractive multiple gables, bay windows, storybook porches and rich materials create an atmosphere of great warmth and a feeling of quality. Inside, full basements, 9' first floor ceilings, cathedral ceilings, detailed moldings, decks, patios, and lofts are just the basic ingredients of the Woodland Hills lifestyle. GDC made landscaping an integral part of the site design, investing the time and creativity to make it harmonize with the original natural site.
Woodland Hills models include Bradford, Harrison, Fenton, Ives, Granville, Dalton and Amherst. Some floor plans are linked below:
The Danbury area is a coveted location and has frequently been listed as a top place to reside in the USA. Located in Western Connecticut on the state line with New York, Danbury is a historic city nestled among the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains. Known for its prominence in the hat-making industry in the late-19th and early-20th century, today Danbury is home to 84,000 diverse residents, great shopping, tons of parks and open spaces, top-notch health care and lots of arts and entertainment options.
Points of interest include Western Connecticut State University, Charles Ives Center for the Arts, Richter Park Golf Course, Danbury Ice Arena, Danbury Fair Mall, Candlewood Lake, Tarrywile Park and many more.
