Langhorne Lane
One of the most successful Realtors in Greenwich (well, that's my little brother Gideon, but never mind) has commented that the Antares fiasco on Langhorne Lane still resulted in the highest price ever paid for property on the street. Considering that the houses there are mostly rather shop-worn contemporaries, I'm not all that impressed, but others obviously are.

Take, for instance, 38 Langhorne. It came on the market 3 years ago for $2.250 million and finally sold in January 2007 $1.250 million. The new owners tore down the house that graced it, stuck in a new septic system and have returned it to the marketplace for $4.150 million, thus setting a new record for a septic system on the street.

Not to be outdone, the owners of 20 Langhorne have done nothing to the property they bought for $1.9 million (the original asking price was $2.950) and are now asking $2.995 million. Go for it guys - let me know how you make out.