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Live/work Artists Lofts Available in Westville!

ArtLoftsWest (ArLoW) has two prime live/work artist lofts in Westville Village available for lease starting December 15. ArLoW will be hosting orientation/open houses to show a sample unit Saturday, November 20th from 4-6 pm and Wednesday, December 1st from 6-7:30 pm. Meet at Manjares Fine Pastries, 838 Whalley Avenue, New Haven 06515 (entrance on West Rock Avenue.)

Westville Village in New Haven is home to a thriving downtown arts community, featuring retail galleries and some of New Haven's best breakfast and lunch spots, a number of boutiques, a great selection of beers at Delaney's and several new evening eateries coming soon, a yarn shop and a tennis shop, a fantastic frame shop, an optician and wonderful neighbors and business owners who remember your name and often your preferences.

More than 30 artists live and work in downtown Westville Village and there are twice a-year opportunities to open your studios to the public for collective marketing opportunities, including our annual Westville Village ArtWalk.

These two-bedroom, 1&1/2 bath lofts face historic Edgewood Park (an Olmsted gem celebrating its 100th anniversary this year) which is home to a year-round Sunday Farmer's Market with live music, the Annual Westville Village ArtWalk, outdoor tennis courts, and beautiful strolling.You can also walk around the corner, climb West Rock Ridge and hike all the way to Sleeping Giant through CT's second largest state park.

Several Westville artists continue to work or teach in NYC. By car it is one hour and 30 minutes to the Upper West Side, or 2.5 miles to the Metro North train station. The housing is 1/2 block from public transportation, 1 mile from a natural food store, and 2 miles to the New Haven Green.

Contact Thea.Buxbaum@gmail.com for an application or more information.

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