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A popular suburb with access to outdoor spaces and retail areas
As its name implies, Trumbull Center sits at the heart of Trumbull, a Connecticut town known for its spacious parks, classic New England homes and retail options. “Trumbull has that peaceful, bucolic setting, while still having all your resources people don’t want to give up,” says Paula Bachman, broker/owner at Property Choices Real Estate, who grew up in Trumbull. “The center has the lakes and Twin Brooks Park, but the Trumbull Mall is right nearby.” Established as a farming community in the 1700s, Trumbull has evolved into an active, well-connected community in Fairfield County, where locals meet up at annual events like Trumbull Day and neighborhood gathering places like the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Calvary Evangelical Free Church and the Armenian Church of the Holy Ascension. The neighborhood's low-key atmosphere contributes to its CAP index crime score of 2 out of 10, where 1 is the lowest possible score.
From ranches and split-levels to Colonial Revivals
Houses are organized in quiet subdivisions, which often feature tree-lined streets and lawns with neat landscaping. Communities of townhouse-style condos in colonial-inspired designs were built in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Many of these condos are located in 55-plus neighborhoods with HOAs and usually cost between $400,000 and $600,000. Ranch-style homes, Cape Cods and Colonial Revivals from the mid-1900s are common in Trumbull Center, and most are priced between $500,000 and $900,000, though spacious properties cost more. Large Capes with waterfront access on Pinewood Lake can cost as much as $1.2 million.
The median sales price in Connecticut have increased by 4.6 percent in the last year.
Many properties in Trumbull come alive with fall foliage.
Charming bungalows are located right near Twin Brooks Park.
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Trumbull schools earn As
Trumbull's highly rated school system is a significant draw to the area. Kids may begin at Middlebrook School, which has an A rating from Niche, and advance to Madison Middle School, rated an A-minus. Trumbull High School scores an A, and offers an agriscience and biotechnology center that teaches students about plant and animal science. Through the hands-on learning programs, students may prepare to enter fields like veterinary medicine and animal husbandry.
Array of outdoor opportunities in Trumbull
There are plenty of outdoor spaces in Trumbull Center, with Twin Brooks Park among the most popular. Residents drive through a covered bridge as they enter the park, where they can go walking or jogging on nature trails that wind past ponds and open fields. Kids climb on the playground or glide down the sledding hill in the winter. For more athletic recreation, there's Unity Park, where neighbors meet for pickleball or tennis matches and little league teams practice on the baseball diamonds. Near the park, hikers pick up the Pequonnock Valley Greenway, a 9-mile trail that meanders through forests and past waterways. In the summer, community members cool off at the public pool at Robert G. Beach Memorial Park, which is free for Trumbull residents.
Twin Brooks Park also has playgrounds, and parking lots.
Twin Brooks Park has a 2.5-mile loop trail near Trumbull, Connecticut.
Twin Brooks Park just finished a renovation in the summer of 2023.
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Local restaurants and shopping at the Trumbull Mall
The Trumbull Mall, located 3 miles from the neighborhood, is the largest retail hub in the area. Shoppers peruse well-known stores like Macy's, Target, Old Navy and JCPenney. Nearby supermarkets like Stop & Shop and Target Grocery make grocery shopping convenient as well. In the neighborhood, locals head to White Plains Road for a few dining options. Trumbull Cafe & Grill serves brunch dishes like avocado toast and waffles in a modern, cozy environment. There are fresh sushi rolls and hibachi dishes at Ichiro Japanese. Locals order pizza and burgers at Old Towne Restaurant, a casual diner. Trumbull is only a couple of miles north of the most populated city in Connecticut, so residents may drive to downtown Bridgeport to go out to eat.
Stop at Stop & Shop in Trumbull Center for all of your grocery needs.
The Trumbull Mall in Trumbull Center is your destination for shopping and dining.
Get all your shopping needs at Target in the Trumbull Mall.
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The Merritt is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Commuters merge onto the Merritt Parkway
Residents rely on cars to get around the neighborhood and commute to work. "The Merritt Parkway goes right through Trumbull, so it's easy to hop on and drive to New Haven," Bachman says of the city 20 miles northeast. Manhattan is 65 miles southwest via Interstate 95 and the Hutchinson River Parkway, but many New York City commuters take the Metro-North railroad because of how dense the traffic can be. Meanwhile, it takes about two hours for the New Haven line to go from Bridgeport to Grand Central Terminal. Bus service is available between Trumbull and Bridgeport.
Trumbull Day draws large crowds
Locals gather for annual events, the largest of which is in June, celebrating the town. “Trumbull Day always has a big turnout. There’s a whole carnival with fireworks,” Bachman says. A Ferris wheel spins in the background as musicians take the main stage and people stroll the fields, buying snacks from local food trucks. Neighbors also join the larger Trumbull community for the Easter egg hunt in the spring and fall festival in October; both are held at Town Hall. From May to October, fresh produce and homemade goods are displayed on neat tables at the Thursday Trumbull Farmers Market, held at Twin Brooks Park.
Just a 2-mile drive south, Beardsley Zoo has more than 500 animals, including Asian lions, Siberian tigers and Andean bears. From September through December, the Zoo puts on its Glow Wild festival, where guests walk through sparkling lighting displays.
The popular Beardsley Zoo has attracts over 580,000 visitors each year.
The zoo plans to build a larger tiger enclosure with glass-window viewing.
In 2012, Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo celebrated its 90th anniversary.
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On average, homes in Trumbull Center, Trumbull sell after 43 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Trumbull Center, Trumbull over the last 12 months is $565,000, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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