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Welcome to Connecticut’s ‘sleepy’ corner
Killingly is one of the primary towns in Connecticut’s “Quiet Corner,” a name for the rural northeastern chunk of the state. Mike Teed, a native of the nearby town of Brooklyn, moved away from the region as a young man because he viewed it as boring. But he couldn’t stay away, opening Black Pond Brews in Killingly alongside fellow Quiet Corner native Cory Smith in 2014. “Not only is it homey here, but the people are very down to Earth and relaxed,” Teed says. In fact, when the brewery moved to a new location in Killingly in 2021, locals volunteered to swing hammers and help with the build-out. Far from a nightlife destination, the town closes down by 10 p.m. Still, there are helpful neighbors and pristine recreation among the community of 17,000 people. “It’s a sleepy corner of Connecticut,” Teed says.
Privacy abounds in Killingly
Houses often occupy lots in clearings among the woodlands, separated from neighbors by thickets of trees. Small subdivisions extend off the highways running through the community. Even in those subdivisions, Cape Cods and colonial-style homes are more spaced out than they would be in subdivisions nearer a major city; in fact, Killingly’s median lot size is just over an acre. Two-bedroom homes can be picked up in the low $100,000s. Prices surpass $500,000 for houses with three-plus bedrooms and more than an acre of land.
Colonial revivals are a feature amongst the homes of Killingly.
Split-level home are great home buying options in Killingly.
Homeowners take pride in their ranch style homes in Killingly.
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Parkgoers explore Cat Hollow and Ross Pond
Recreation runs the gauntlet from city-run parks to wild state preserves. Owen Bell Park is a flurry of activity, with skateboarders rolling down ramps, kids swinging on playgrounds and locals shooting hoops on the basketball court. A more secluded option, Cat Hollow showcases the region’s history as a mill community. Bicycles and even strollers are safe to traverse Cat Hollow’s half-mile trail, which skirts by a waterfall that cascades at the site of a mill that operated there for nearly 200 years. Visitors to Ross Pond State Park can explore 300 acres of woodlands, as well as fish or boat on Ross Pond itself.
Shoot around on the courts at Owen Bell Park in Killingly.
Owen Bell Park's baseball field host little league games in Killingly.
Killingly provides a wonderful skating park for its residents at Owen Bell Park.
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Ag-anchored education at Killingly High School
Children who attend Killingly Public Schools start at Killingly Central School; graded a C-plus by Niche, the campus hosts students from prekindergarten through first grade. Kids may take classes at C-rated Killingly Memorial School until fifth grade, when they advance to Killingly Intermediate School, also graded a C. Some students at Killingly High School, graded a C-plus, earn college credits while studying through the Agricultural Education Program. The program teaches agriculture-centered topics from forestry to horticulture to biotechnology.
Jalapeno beer on tap at Black Pond Brews
Teed says more businesses are coming to Killingly, but the area’s shopping and dining options remain limited. For example, more than 100 breweries have opened across Connecticut since Black Pond Brews debuted, but only six exist in all of Windham County, Teed explains. Located next to a farm, Black Pond Brews draws locals in search of craft beer, including the brewery’s New England IPA called Moves or Machu Picchu, a jalapeno saison. The Farmhaus Kitchen, Black Pond’s restaurant, serves burgers and flatbreads to pair with its brews. Teed cautions anyone looking for a dynamic nightlife scene in Killingly. “If you’re looking for late nights and parties, this isn’t the place for it. Part of the reason we wanted to open a brewery here is there aren’t a lot of bars, breweries or restaurants in our neck of the woods. But it’s getting better.” Up the street, Killingly Commons retail complex houses Target, Lowe’s Home Improvement and Stop & Shop. The nearest hospital is UMass Memorial Health Harrington, 20 miles north across the Massachusetts state line.
The Railside Bar is a local tavern with great food and good drinks in Killingly.
Families can bring their kids shopping at Killingly Commons.
Popular retail shopping options can be found at Killingly Commons.
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Shop local at the Northeast Connecticut Farmers Market
Starting in May, Saturday mornings bring residents to the Killingly Public Library for the Northeast Connecticut Farmers Market. The weekly event draws regional farmers, selling sweet corn, fresh eggs and maple syrup.
Traveling outside the Quiet Corner
Busy roadways run past Killingly. Motorists can take Interstate 395 35 miles north to Worcester, or hop on Connecticut Route 101 and drive 50 miles west to Hartford. Meanwhile, flights take off for destinations across the U.S. from Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport, 30 miles from Killingly. Boston is about 75 miles away.
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On average, homes in Killingly, CT sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Killingly, CT over the last 12 months is $477,500, up 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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This 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch offers a functional layout with flexible living space both inside and out. Stone steps lead to a covered front deck, a great spot for morning coffee or unwinding in the evening while overlooking the yard. Inside, the main level features a dining area with a bay window that brings in abundant natural light, ideal for plants or a sunny dining space. The kitchen opens
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Spacious Colonial home with 2160 sq. ft and a 2 car garage. Built in 2006, this home offers comfortable living space, scenic surroundings, and a convenient location close to local shopping, restaurants, and commuting routes. This home features hardwood flooring throughout much of the main living areas and a functional layout designed for everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen includes an
Welcome to Eagle Ridge Estates, a quiet, well-maintained community. This beautifully designed 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath ranch style condo offers refined comfort, flexible space, and open concept living. The living room features vaulted ceilings, a custom gas fireplace that serves as a warm focal point and hardwood floors. The kitchen includes updated appliances, abundant cabinets, granite countertops,
A true RANCH style NEW construction. Nestled on a beautiful country corner lot featuring HIGH efficiency and energy savings for many years. Top notch products used throughout the entire home. 3/4" RED OAK hardwood flooring in the main areas, carpet of your choice in the bedrooms (or upgrade to hardwood). Propane heat paired with on demand hot water heater. CENTRAL A/C. Granite countertops. Walk
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Discover the perfect opportunity to build your dream home or create a private retreat on this beautiful 10.9-acre parcel located at 106 Riley Chase Road, Killingly, CT. Nestled in a quiet, rural setting, this expansive property offers plenty of space, privacy, and natural beauty. The gently rolling terrain provides multiple potential building sites, while the mature trees and natural landscape
41 lot approved sub-division (detached single family units). Town water & sewer reserved for project. Close to I-395 and Route 12. Total of 19.37 acres. For Sale $750,000. DIRECTIONS: I-395 S Exit 43. Turn left on Attawaugan Crossing Rd. Go straight on Ballouville Rd. Just past Church St. on left. I-395 N Exit 43. Turn right on Attawaugan Crossing Rd. Go straight on Ballouville Rd. Just past
Single level living in this renovated Ranch on a nice, level lot. The kitchen is remodeled with granite counters and stainless appliances. The living room is spacious with bright luxury vinyl floors. 3 bedrooms down the hall, and a full bath with laundry hookup. The list of improvements is long! New propane hot water heating system, new construction windows and siding, updated electric system,
Experience the quintessential beauty of this New England countryside on this breathtaking 8.8 acres. This property offers a rare sense of pastoral peace without sacrificing convenience. Located less than a quarter-mile from I-395, you can enjoy a quiet, rural lifestyle with seamless transit to Boston, Providence, and NYC right at your doorstep. This is also listed as part of 4 properties which
51 fully approved 55+ housing units to be built in Phases III & IV of the Briarwood Falls development property. within minutes of Killingly Center & Killingly Commons, and a half-hour to the casinos. All utilities and full site plans including architectural drawings for 1,250, 1,450, and 1,600 square foot designs of the first two phases are available. A 2025 revised estimate for the road &
Step back in time with this beautifully preserved circa 1815 antique home, known as the Old Danielson house, set on an expansive 6.1acre lot. Rich in history and timeless character, this 2,760sqft residence seamlessly blends classic New England charm with thoughtful modern updates for today's lifestyle. Inside you'll find 5 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and 10 total rooms, offering a versatile layout with
Beautiful property featuring a fully remodeled two-bedroom townhouse apartment with granite counter tops, fully applianced kitchen / all stainless-steel appliances, brand new floors throughout, new vanity, spacious living room, full private basement, two electric fireplaces, ceiling fans, off street parking, coin op laundry onsite & a large yard. Close to the highway, restaurants, shopping,
Clean, well-maintained rental in convenient Danielson location. Bright living space, off-street parking, and easy access to downtown and major routes. Ready for immediate occupancy. 2 months security deposit plus 1st month's rent to move in. 650+ credit score, eviction and background checks. Additional $150mo for 1 car garage rental.
Clean, well-maintained rental in convenient Danielson location. Bright living space, off-street parking, and easy access to downtown and major routes. Ready for immediate occupancy. 2 months security deposit plus 1st month's rent to move in. 650+ credit score, eviction and background checks. Additional $150mo for 1 car garage rental
1,100+ square feet! Clean second floor 3 bedroom apartment! It has 1 full bathroom with a tub. This space is just waiting for a homemakers touch. Lots of natural light with a sunroom open to the living room. This unit is just minutes from downtown Killingly, downtown Putnam and 2 large area industrial parks. A very convenient location. Proof of renter's insurance must be obtained before move in.
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