Fire Causes Major Damage to Southern Enfield Home

ENFIELD, CT — Fire ripped through a small home in southern Enfield early Thursday morning, leaving the structure uninhabitable, according to fire officials.

The blaze at 17 Pleasant Road, a 1,166 square foot ranch-style home built in 1951 on the border of East Windsor, was reported at 4:32 a.m. All five Enfield fire departments were dispatched on the first call, said Mark Zarcaro, public information officer for the town's fire districts.

Firefighters had the fire under control at 5:17 a.m., but the home was deemed uninhabitable, Zarcaro said.

One occupant got out of the home uninjured, Zarcaro said.

According to Enfield land records, the property was purchased last week for $20,000 by Fevzi Bozdogan, who acquired it from Hanife Kuruca.

Photo credits: Mark Zarcaro