Want to dine on the town, but have nowhere to go? Try something different tonight! About 20 minutes from Hartford, among Ellington Real Estate, is a delicious eatery named Zara's Café. It specializes in traditional Pakistani cuisine, and is one of the only such eateries in Eastern Connecticut. If you've never had Pakistani cuisine before, you're in for a real treat. Everything served here is 100% fresh, from the appetizers nd entrees, down to the tea leaves in your cup. The Garam Masala (traditional aromatic spices) are daily ground, and add superb substance and flavor to the meals. Try anyone of their variety of spiced Pakistani breads, and thrill your taste buds. Or, just order some Basmati rice, and leave the topping to your imagination!
Zara's Café is just one of many exciting places to dine in Ellington, and one of the establishments that make it such a great town to live. 20 minutes from Hartford, it's not so far out of the way that it's a nuisance to get into work, but it's far enough that it seems like a world away from the hustle and bustle. Because of these qualities, Ellington Real Estate is in extremely high demand, and makes for great real estate investments. If you are looking to move soon, and would like to have some peace and tranquility, Ellington Real Estate is right for you!
People who think that Ellington Real Estate is out of their financial reach, are sorely mistaken. There are all types of locations currently available here, ranging from cozy ranches to spacious contemporaries. For example, take a look at these beautiful 1640 sq ft ranch that is just the right place for a new family starting out. It has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath and hardwood floors. The interior of the house is absolutely gorgeous, and includes large open rooms, thoughtfully appointed amenities and a well-manicured lawn. If this sounds right for you, give us a call and come and take a tour! For more information on this, and other Ellington Real Estate deals, please call Brian Burke, at 860-798-3272 or email brian.burke@cbmoves.com.
