71 Aberdeen Way, Southport CT

Beautiful, Spacious Colonial Townhouse 

in Historic Southport 

71 Aberdeen Way, 

Southport, Connecticut 06890 

Amie Lindwall-Belile 

Senior Vice President of Sales 

203.332.4415 cell 

amiebelile@gmail.com

Beautifully appointed, spacious and bright 3 bedroom and 3.5 

bath, Colonial Townhouse in Historic Southport! Conveniently 

located, this end unit is walking distance to Southport Village Shops, 

Southport Harbor, Restaurants and Metro North Train. Featuring 

an amazing kitchen with center island, stainless steel appliances and 

granite counters. The living room and dining room offer a doublesided 

gas fireplace. Offering loads of natural light this home has 

hardwood floors throughout, including in the finished walk out lower 

level with a full bath. There are hardwood floors under the second 

floor carpeting. The walk out lower level family room has sliders to 

a private bluestone patio. Spoil yourself in your master suite with 

vaulted ceilings, huge walk in closet and fantastic marble bathroom. 

Additional features are natural gas heat, central air, central vac, 2 

car attached garage and main level laundry. This unit was designed 

to conveniently add an elevator which others in the complex have 

done. This is a stunner, simply turn the key and move in to your new 

lifestyle!

• AMIE LINDWALL-BELILE • 203.332.4415 • 

71 ABERDEEN WAY, SOUTHPORT, CT 06890 

TEAM AFA AT WILLIAM RAVEIS REAL ESTATE








































Listing Details At-A-Glance 

Square Footage: 3,012 

Heat: Hot Air, Zoned, 

Fuel: Nat. Gas 

Rooms: 

7 

Cooling: 

Central Air, 

Bedrooms: 

3 

Zoned 

Baths: 

3 Full, 1 Partial 

Sanitary System: 

Public Sewer 

Parking: 

2 Car, Attached 

Water: 

Public Water 

Garage 

Schools: 

Mill Hill, 

Roger Ludllowe, 

Fairfield Ludlowe 




Fairfield, Connecticut 

Early in the 1600s, the first settlers, a group of hardy souls led by Roger 

Ludlowe, traveled south and west from Hartford through dense woodlands 

and over swift rivers to “the place beyond,” a place rich with abundant game 

and pleasing to the eye, the Unquowa Indians’ beloved homelands. Miles of salt 

marsh, perfect for grazing cattle, ran along the coast, giving rise to the name “Fair 

Fields,” and, as the population grew and cleared land for homes, so did the town’s 

area; at one time it encompassed Redding, Weston, Easton, Greens Farms, Black 

Rock and most of Westport. As more settlers arrived and cleared “long lots” 

for grazing and farming, Fairfield prospered, incorporating as a town in 1639. 

Black Rock and Southport developed deep water ports serving the burgeoning 

population between New York and Boston with cargoes of wheat, flax, timber, 

livestock and the world-famous Southport Globe onion. 

History still plays an important role in Fairfield, apparent in the lovely 

historic homes, names of schools and streets, and in the many programs 

offered the public through the Historical Society and Ogden House. It is, 

however, a town completely in the 21st century, offering children high tech 

playgrounds, commuters the fast, efficient service of Metro-North trains, Seniors 

wonderful programs and continuing education, fabulous restaurants, top-notch 

universities, parades, summer concerts in the gazebo on the Green, and the 

Dogwood and Irish Festivals. Fairfield has something for everyone. 




Amie Lindwall-Belile 

Senior Vice President of Sales 

203.332.4415 cell 

amiebelile@gmail.com 

As your real estate professional, Amie has an extensive knowledge 

of the local real estate market to meet your needs. Born and 

raised in Fairfield County she understands the true value of this 

area. If your money’s involved, then the stakes are high. You can 

have confidence that Amie will get the job done. Licensed in 2004, 

she won her office’s Rookie of the Year award. Over the course of 

the last seventeen years, she has been recognized as a multi-million 

dollar producer, an Honor Society member, Agent of the Month on 

numerous occasions and has received various other awards for her 

successes. 

Having graduated from Southern Connecticut State 

University with a B.S. in Communications focusing on technology, 

she is able to provide her clients with the most comprehensive cutting 

edge services and tools. She is the co-founder of an organization 

close to her heart, The Dennis Lindwall Foundation, running annual 

events to raise money for pediatric cancer related causes. Over the 

years, the Dennis Lindwall Foundation has donated more than 

$100,000 to these charities. 

Whether you are buying or selling a home in Fairfield County, 

you can rest assured that she will work very hard for you. With Amie, 

you will get the professional yet personalized care that you deserve. 

Take the first step into this exciting process, with Amie Lindwall- 

Belile.

71 Aberdeen Way, Southport CT

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