Naugatuck Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Naugatuck, a historic neighborhood in New Haven County, retains much of its vintage charm while offering modern amenities. Settled in 1701, its downtown area is quaint and walkable, with two-lane streets and historic homes. The west side of the Naugatuck River features homes from the 1800s and early 1900s, including Cape Cod and Colonial-style properties. East of the river, homes built between the 1950s and 2000s include bilevel properties and custom-crafted Colonial Revivals. Condos are common, especially in the north, with a range of sizes and prices. The neighborhood is verdant in spring and summer, with landscaped lawns and tall trees, and sidewalks are plentiful for easy navigation. Naugatuck’s public green spaces include Whittemore Glen State Park for hiking and mountain biking, Linden Park along the river with a playground, and Naugatuck State Forest for fishing and hiking. The Naugatuck River, once polluted, is now clean and stocked with fish, attracting fly casters and fishing enthusiasts. Downtown, Church Street is a hub with local businesses like The Loaded Goat Coffee Company and dining options such as Chiangmai Thai and The Station, a restaurant in the historic Naugatuck train station. For errands, residents visit Big Y World Class Market and Family Dollar on Bridge Street, or drive 6 miles north to Waterbury for big box retailers. Commuting to New Haven is convenient, with a 17-mile drive southeast on Route 63 or via the MTA train from Water Street.