Historic Norwalk Office Building Sells for $2M

0:00A three-story office building in Norwalk, built back in 1820, just sold for $2 million. City Land Record Show, one-part street LLC snapped it up, run by Harlambos Pascolitas from New Canaan and Leonard Pascolitas from Norwalk. The seller was the Human Services Council, a local non-profit that helps vulnerable folks in the community. They were using the spot as their base, per their website. This place carries some serious history. It was once home to Card Bissell, Connecticut's governor from 1847 to 1849. Folks in the area might miss that community anchor now under new hands. The building saw a major expansion in 1987 and sits on .64 acres. It's appraised at $2.91 million and assessed at $2.04 million. With this piece of Norwalk's pass heading into private ownership, expect some changes down the line as the new owners figure out their next move. For news today, powered by AI, Bringing You What Matters, I'm Corey with The Story.