A housing development proposed for Milford's North Street moved through local approvals amid neighborhood pushback. The 44-townhome project at 843 North Street, near the corner of Kozlowski Road, drew objections as it advanced through the approval process.
Milford's Planning and Zoning Board approved developer 843 North LLC's plans for the 44 townhouses in June 2025, with 14 of the units set aside as affordable under Connecticut's 8-30g housing statute, according to ctinsider.com. The approved plan calls for three-story townhomes, each with a garage and an exterior parking space, plus 104 total parking spaces, including 16 reserved for visitors.
The site sits across from Eisenhower Park and Orchards Golf Course, and the outlet's report noted that some site work would take place within 150 feet of the Wepawaug River watershed. Those environmental details became a flashpoint for nearby residents as the project moved through the approval process.
A Petition and Years of Objections
Opposition to the project was not new by the time it broke ground. Back in December 2024, neighbors raised numerous concerns, from potential increases in traffic congestion to the clear-cutting of trees, as reported by ctpost.com. That earlier coverage described the same basic proposal — 44 three-story townhouses with garages, exterior parking and 104 total spaces, 14 of them designated affordable — showing the plan's core numbers held steady from proposal to final approval.
The pushback translated into organized action. A petition against the development gathered more than 500 signatures before closing, per the same ctinsider.com account. Official Milford project records show the site, grading and drainage, and utility plans were revised in December 2024, around the same period residents were voicing their objections, according to a document posted by the City of Milford.
From Groundbreaking Plans to Move-In Ready
The developer's own marketing had earlier pointed to a fall 2025 groundbreaking. Windsor Place's website described the project as breaking ground that season while soliciting early interest from prospective buyers, branding the development as an exclusive community of 44 townhomes built by Anastasia Homes, according to windsorplacect.com.
Listing details for one of the units show what buyers are getting. Unit 843 North Street #N3, listed for $499,000 with a listing date of July 21, 2026, is described in the listing. The listing describes roughly 1,200 square feet of living space spread across three stories, with two bedrooms and 1.5 baths — matching a separate listing detail citing 1,198 square feet, two bedrooms, one full bathroom and one partial bathroom.
The development drew a petition with more than 500 signatures and scrutiny over traffic, trees and wetlands. Its approved plan — 44 townhomes, 14 of them affordable under state law — tracks closely with what was first proposed back in late 2024.
