Farmington Doesn’t Need More Cookie-Cutter Faux Colonial Homes

Cookie-Cutter Catastrophe: Another Faux Colonial Hits Farmington 😒

Once again, Farmington faces another bland addition to its skyline with the listing at 7 Le Jardin Way. The proposed  3,500-square-foot house is another example of uninspired, mass-produced architecture eroding our town’s unique charm.

Do we need another cookie-cutter home? This town is losing its identity, buried under a pile of faux colonial clones. This year marks the 200th anniversary of the Connecticut Historical Society, a time when buildings were crafted with care and character, something sorely missing from these new constructions.

The house, priced at $1,075,000, boasts five bedrooms and four bathrooms, but it lacks soul. It’s like slapping a colonial sticker on a box and calling it history. Farmington’s beauty lies in its distinctiveness, and this influx of identical homes makes it look like any other bland suburb in America.

Let’s be clear: Farmington deserves better. We must protect our town’s historical charm and not let these soulless structures dilute it. Let’s push for architectural diversity that honors our past and stands out from the cookie-cutter crowd.

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Let’s fight to keep Farmington unique and special, just like it’s always been.

-JB-