Historic Curtisville

Find modern townhouses in Historic Curtisville.

Glenlochen Mall in Historic Curtisville was originally built in 1975.

Historic Curtisville is a short drive away from downtown Glastonbury.

Glenlochen Mall has a separate business park located in Historic Curtisville.

Suburban Neighborhood in Glastonbury, Connecticut

Hartford County 06033

$409,562 Average Value

The intersection of agriculture and industry

Founded in 1693, the town of Glastonbury is rich in history. Its Historic Curtisville neighborhood is no different, with at least one building on any given point along Main Street likely appearing on the National Register of Historic Places. However, there’s plenty to do and see in the here and now. There's the Welles-Turner Library, restaurants at Eric Town Square and the Center Green, where they hold events like the Apple Harvest and Music Festival. Historic Curtisville was primarily developed in the 19th century, an example of what happens when agriculture and industry come together in one place, with mills and factories filling the area. The district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. Historic colonial homes dating back to the 1870s and several townhomes comprise the area. Home prices range from $298,000 to $441,000.

19th-century Colonial Revivals

With the entire district being listed on the National Register of Historic Places, older homes are a guarantee in Historic Curtisville. There are colonial homes that date all the way back to the 1870s along with several 19th-century townhomes in the area. The more modern homes in the area include post-World War II houses. Whole some of the houses have new sidings, most have retained their characteristic form, massing and important architectural features, especially doorways and porches. Several homes have retained their period outbuildings, including animal and tobacco barns and a number of early-twentieth-century garages. Home prices range from $298,000 to $441,000.

Sidewalks line residential streets in Historic Curtisville.

Colonial Village is one of the housing options available in Historic Curtisville.

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The Hartford area's third-best high school

Children in the area attend Naubuc Elementary School, which has an overall Niche grade of A. Next, kids attend Smith Middle School, which has an overall Niche grade of A and was ranked the third-best public middle school in the Hartford area. Teenagers attend Glastonbury High School, which has an overall Niche grade of A-plus and was ranked the third-best public high school in the Hartford area.

Craft fairs, festivals and war memorials on Hubbard Green

The Hubbard Green is just a short distance south of Historic Curtisville. The expansive green provides plenty of space for picnics and leisurely strolls. Community events like craft fairs, festivals and concerts occur at the green, and the park is home to the Glastonbury Historical Society Museum. Granite war monuments sit at the green’s center, memorializing the Vietnam War, Korean War, World War II and World War I. Glastonbury Town Hall sits at the west end of the green, surrounded by large maple trees. Riverfront Park is just outside the neighborhood, so named because of the Connecticut River that runs alongside it. The park has a little of everything, from sports facilities to a dog park to a playground to scenic waterfront views. Residents can stroll through miles of forested trails or kick back and enjoy the tranquil, glistening waters from the pier. Though it’s mostly a quiet place to relax, the park is especially lively during the summer Riverfront Park Music Series. Family and friends spread out on picnic blankets and lawn chairs to soak up some sun to the tune of local bands.

War monuments decorate Hubbard Green in Historic Curtisville.

Riverfront Park has plenty of outdoor amenities for Historic Curtisville residents.

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The best seafood and boozy brunch in Connecticut

When hunger strikes, there are plenty of great local spots for residents to choose from. Founded in 1983, Bruegger’s Bagels is known for authentic, New York-style bagels and Vermont cream cheeses. Max Fish is another beloved local restaurant with a menu of fresh seafood. The restaurant was named “Best Seafood” by Connecticut Magazine and “Best Boozy Brunch” by the Hartford Courant. Some well-known brands like Chipotle and Dunkin can also be found in the area. Meanwhile, the Constantine family has had coffee shops for four generations, starting with Steven Constantine’s coffee shop in Hartford, which he opened in the 1940s. Historic Curtisville residents get their morning cup at their Glastonbury Coffee Shop, which David Constantine runs. Groceries are readily available at either Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s, both just minutes away. There’s a CVS nearby for everyday necessities and prescriptions and a Petco for anything residents' pets may need.

Access to Connecticut Route 2

Residents have easy access to Connecticut Route 2, making commutes to Hartford quick and easy. It takes just over 10 minutes to get to Downtown Hartford. Public transportation is abundant in this area, with several CTtransit and CTfastrak bus stops scattered throughout the area. When locals want to travel a bit further, the Hartford-Brainard Airport is just minutes away.

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Agents Specializing in this Area

Dawn Mikuláštík Gagliardi

Serhant Connecticut, LLC

(959) 777-4377

238 Total Sales

1 in Historic Curtisville

$440,000 Price

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Amy Rio

Executive Real Estate Inc.

(860) 321-8567

1,241 Total Sales

2 in Historic Curtisville

$275K - $390K Price Range

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Century 21 Clemens Group

(860) 969-2176

29 Total Sales

1 in Historic Curtisville

$333,000 Price

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Carl Guild & Associates

(860) 936-9722

312 Total Sales

1 in Historic Curtisville

$390,000 Price

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Coldwell Banker Realty

(413) 595-2015

79 Total Sales

1 in Historic Curtisville

$281,000 Price

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William Pitt Sotheby's Int'l

(860) 791-4311

103 Total Sales

1 in Historic Curtisville

$120,000 Price

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Schools

Source:

Glastonbury High School

9th to 12th
Public

A+

Gideon Welles School

6th
Public

Naubuc School

K to 5th
Public

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Hubbard Green

Riverfront Park

Center Green

Glastonbury Parks & Recreation Department

Glastonbury Dog Park

Welles Park

Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Playground

Transit

Airport

Bradley International

41 min drive

Bus

Main St & Pratt St

Bus

Main St & Naubuc Ave

Crime and Safety

1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime	Historic Curtisville	US
Homicide	3	4
Sexual Assault	5	4
Assault with Weapon	3	4
Robbery	4	4
Burglary	7	4
Motor Vehicle Theft	6	4
Larceny	10	4
Crime Score	6	4

Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com

Neighborhood Facts

Number of Homes in Neighborhood

Median Year Built

1991

Average Single Family Home Size Sq Ft

1,494

Significantly below the national average

1,924

Average Townhouse Size Sq Ft

2,206

Average 2 Bedroom Size Sq Ft

1,636

Median Lot Size Sq Ft

11,761

Source: Public Records

Homes for Sale

$525,000
- 3 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 3,282 Sq Ft
197 Pratt St
Phenomenal 3 Family investment property in the center of Glastonbury! This well maintained house is steps away from Public Transportation, Riverfront park, Somerset Square, and Stop and Shop. Two of the units boast first floor kitchen, dining space, and living rooms with the bedroom and huge extra landing space on the second floor. The third unit , which is un-finished, is built for single floor

Kevin Wilcox

William Raveis Real Estate

(860) 431-7199

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Homes for Rent

$2,650 per month
- Condo for Rent
- 3 Beds
- 1.5 Baths
- 1,410 Sq Ft
17 Naubuc Ave

Unit 17 Naubuc

Glastonbury, CT
Vintage 1916 home in the center of town, walking distance to everything. 3 bedroom, two bathrooms 1410 Sqft newly renovated from the basement to the 3rd floor. New kitchen with all amenities, beautiful cabinets with granite counters and stainless appliances. Washer and dryer. Shared garage and plenty of parking. Tile and hardwood floors on the first floor with beautiful molding throughout the
$2,195 per month
- 2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 2,038 Sq Ft
48 Pratt St

Glastonbury, CT
Come home to this extremely well maintained second and third floor townhouse style Grand Victorian just steps from Main Street, shops, restaurants, Somerset Square, Somerset Office Park, Whole Foods and more! Amazing access to rts, 2, 84 and 91. 15 minutes or less to Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, Middletown, New Britain, Hartford, West Hartford, East Hartford, Manchester Windsor, Bloomfield, and

Peter Guastamachio Executive Real Estate Inc.
$3,200 per month
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,591 Sq Ft
40 Kingsbury Ln

Glastonbury, CT
Step into this beautifully refreshed single-family rental that perfectly balances modern comfort, timeless charm, and a highly desirable location. Sunlight pours into every room, accentuating the fresh neutral palette and light-toned flooring that flow seamlessly throughout the home. The spacious living room welcomes you with a cozy fireplace framed by a detailed mantle-perfect for relaxing

Maria Rivera eXp Realty

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Source: Public Records

Property Mix - Square Feet

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Demographics

Total Population

353

Median Age

Population Density

3 ppl/acre

Population under 18

17.8%

Below the national average

23.8%

Population over 65

26.9%

Above the national average

19.1%

Finances

Median Household Income

$77,500

Above the national average

$71,702

Average Household Income

$108,909

Education and Workforce

High School Graduates

97.8%

College Graduates

61.4%

Significantly above the national average

34.1%

Advanced Degrees

36.1%

Above the national average

13.3%

% Population in Labor Force

63.4%

Weather

Annual Precipitation

42''

Average Winter Low Temperature

21°F

Average Summer High Temperature

84°F

Annual Snowfall

28''

Area Factors

Somewhat Bikeable

Bike Score^®

39 / 100

Car-Dependent

Walk Score^®

49 / 100

Source: Walk Score

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