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410 State Street, Bridgeport, CT
High Quality Apartments for Rent in Bridgeport, CT
About Us
In the heart of Bridgeport’s historic fabric, Casa Nivola invites you to experience a renewed vision of residential life—where sculptural legacy and modern living meet in quiet harmony.
Housed within a mid-century landmark adorned by Costantino Nivola’s iconic bas-relief, the building has been thoughtfully reimagined to honor its artistic roots while embracing a contemporary way of living.
Housed within a mid-century landmark adorned by Costantino Nivola’s iconic bas-relief, the building has been thoughtfully reimagined to honor its artistic roots while embracing a contemporary way of living.
History
The original site building was constructed around 1928, with an additional structure added in 1954. The nomination identifies the original portion as Neoclassical. As for the parking garage and sculptural mural added in 1966, the nomination characterizes the parking garage as Brutalist.
Neoclassical Influence in 1928 Bridgeport, CT
By 1928, Neoclassical architecture in the U.S. had evolved through the Beaux-Arts and Classical Revival movements, often used for civic buildings, banks, and grand residences. In Bridgeport, this style was likely applied to public structures like courthouses, schools, and large homes.
A 1928 Neoclassical building in Bridgeport would have:
•A monumental presence, possibly with a grand entrance flanked by columns.
•Use of stone or brick, with classical motifs like festooned garlands or medallions.
•Tall windows with decorative lintels or fanlights above doors
Brutalist Architecture
Brutalist architecture, emerging in the mid-20th century, is characterized by raw, utilitarian design with concrete, blocky forms, and a focus on function over ornamentation. Popular from the 1950s to 1970s, it often features massive geometric shapes and unrefined materials like concrete and steel, giving it a bold, monolithic appearance.
By 1928, Neoclassical architecture in the U.S. had evolved through the Beaux-Arts and Classical Revival movements, often used for civic buildings, banks, and grand residences. In Bridgeport, this style was likely applied to public structures like courthouses, schools, and large homes.
A 1928 Neoclassical building in Bridgeport would have:
•A monumental presence, possibly with a grand entrance flanked by columns.
•Use of stone or brick, with classical motifs like festooned garlands or medallions.
•Tall windows with decorative lintels or fanlights above doors
Brutalist Architecture
Brutalist architecture, emerging in the mid-20th century, is characterized by raw, utilitarian design with concrete, blocky forms, and a focus on function over ornamentation. Popular from the 1950s to 1970s, it often features massive geometric shapes and unrefined materials like concrete and steel, giving it a bold, monolithic appearance.
Typical Apartment Floor Plan
Step into the realm of choice and comfort as you explore our thoughtfully designed studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment options. Every apartment is a sanctuary unto itself, boasting a private kitchen and bathroom as well as access to the building’s shared amenities
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Existing 1st Floor Plan
Amenities
Casa Nivola showcases an array of opulent amenities meticulously curated to enrich your living experience
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Bike Storage Facility -
Laundry Room -
Bookable In-Building Workspaces -
Fully Equipped Gym
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Smoke free zone -
Less than 10 minute walk to Bridgeport
Metro North Station
Neighborhood
Casa Nivola sits amidst the vibrant pulse of Downtown Bridgeport, conveniently close to an array of musical, sporting, natural, and educational delights
Arts, Entertainment & Sports
Dive into an array of events at Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater. Cheer on your favorite teams at Total Mortgage Arena. Discover the Barnum Museum, Bijou Theater, Downtown Cabaret Theater, Klein Memorial Auditorium, and numerous art galleries nearby.
Parks & recreation
Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of McClevy Green, where Downtown Festivals come alive with music, art, and community celebrations. Embark on a captivating journey to the iconic Beardsley Zoo or indulge in a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Seaside Park, offering breathtaking views of the Long Island Sound.
Learn & Live
Enjoy walking access to a diverse array of educational options, from esteemed public and charter schools to prestigious private institutions. Reach for your educational aspirations with ease via a short bus ride to the acclaimed University of Bridgeport and Paier College. Engage yourself in musical enrichment with renowned institutions like the Blackwell School of Music and Film and the Mindful Music Studio.
Сome & go
Convenient access to multiple bus routes, including #3, 4, 5, 7, 9, and 17 on John St. and Fairfield Avenue, and routes #1 and #8 within a two-block walk Bridgeport Train Station servicing Boston to NYC. “Coastal Link” bus routes just an 8-minute walk away. CT-8 ramps located on Fairfield Avenue, with easy access to I-95. Only a few blocks away, EV charging stations are available in our parking lot for eco-conscious drivers.
410 State Street
410 State Street is nestled in the vibrant heart of Bridgeport, a leisurely stroll away from a plethora of charming restaurants and captivating attractions.
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