Kelley Vanacore

05/14/2026

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Welcome to effortless city living in the heart of New Haven’s coveted Audubon Arts District. Located at 95 Audubon Street, this 1-bedroom, 1-bath condominium offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and lifestyle. Inside, the unit features central air, an open-concept living and dining area, a spacious bedroom, and the convenience of an in-unit washer and dryer. But what truly sets this home apart is everything just beyond your front door. Residents enjoy access to a beautifully landscaped private courtyard available exclusively to unit owners - a peaceful retreat tucked away in the middle of downtown. The building also offers elevators, a secure covered parking garage, and a 24-hour attended security desk with concierge-style conveniences. With entrances on Whitney Avenue, Lincoln Way, and Audubon Street, accessibility and ease are built into everyday living. Perfectly positioned on the Yale Shuttle line and directly across from Koffee, you are just steps from some of New Haven’s most iconic destinations - grab the mashed potato bacon pizza at BAR, visit Louis’ Lunch, the birthplace of the cheeseburger (don’t ask for ketchup), explore the Yale University Art Gallery, catch a show at the Yale Repertory Theatre, and enjoy endless restaurants, cafes, museums, and cultural attractions right outside your door. Whether you are looking for a full-time residence, Yale proximity, or a low-maintenance downtown lifestyle, this is New Haven living at its best.

Call me for details and a private showing 📲 203-278-2569

05/13/2026

Helping families navigate probate and estate sales is never just about the transaction. These situations often come with stress, grief, family dynamics, timelines, and a lot of moving parts behind the scenes.

Grateful for clients who trust me during such an important chapter and for words like these.

If you or someone you know is navigating the sale of an estate or probate property in Connecticut, I’m always here to help guide the process with strategy, communication, and compassion.

02/27/2026

Probate Case Study – Middletown, CT

I assisted with the sale of a probate property that required immediate coordination before it could even be properly evaluated. The landscaping was so overgrown that access to the home wasn’t initially possible, and the property required a full clean-out before moving forward.

After addressing those issues, we secured a qualified off-market buyer and closed as-is once probate approval was obtained.

Estate properties often involve more than just listing a home — they require vendor coordination, strategic buyer qualification, and close communication throughout the probate process.

Client testimonial from this estate sale: "Kelley handled the sale of a home as part of a relative’s estate. The home had not been lived in for quite a while and the property was totally overgrown. Kelley arranged to have a firm clean out the house and clear the overgrown landscape. Given its condition, I didn’t think the house would sell for very much; more likely, it would go to auction. I was both surprised and pleased that Kelley was able to sell it almost immediately at a very good market price. That’s the mark of an experienced realtor who really understands the market....Way to go, Kelley!"

If you or someone you know is navigating a probate or estate property in Connecticut, I’m always happy to be a resource.

02/01/2026

Sharing a recent Connecticut probate case study involving an as-is sale after significant property damage.

For anyone navigating estate property sales, the right strategy can make a meaningful difference.

In this video, I break down a real Connecticut probate case where a condo was sold as-is after major water damage left both bathrooms unusable, and the estat...