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  Portland

  Portland, a neighborhood about 20 miles south of Hartford, is known for its historical brownstone quarries and close-knit community atmosphere. The Connecticut River borders the town to the west and south, featuring marinas and recreational boating opportunities. Main Street is lined with local dining options such as Sarah’s on Main, Primavera

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    $367K

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    $239K - $659K

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  Yantic

  Yantic, a neighborhood in Norwich, Connecticut, is known for its charming old New England Colonials and farmhouses, many of which have been converted to multi-family homes while retaining their historic appeal. The area also features Cape Cods, ranch-style homes, and townhouses from the mid-20th century, with newer subdivisions introducing

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    $365K

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    $209K - $1.4M

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  Momauguin

  Momauguin, a neighborhood in East Haven, offers a diverse range of home styles, including coastal cottages, ranches, and traditional properties from the 20th century. The area is known for its eclectic mix of housing, with properties ranging from modest single-bedroom condos to expansive beach houses. The neighborhood's proximity to the shoreline

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    $361K

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    $100K - $1.3M

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  Stafford

  Stafford, encompassing the towns of Stafford and Union, stretches about 20 miles from east to west and features a mix of semi-rural landscapes and a bustling downtown area. Downtown Stafford Springs stands out with its historic buildings, local shops, and restaurants along Main Street, creating a unique walkable environment. The neighborhood is

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    $360K

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    $103K - $638K

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  Sprague

  Sprague is a neighborhood known for its Colonial architecture, with homes dating from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s. The area also features Country Cape Cods, Cape-influenced homes, ranch styles, and newer Colonial Revival houses. Sprague maintains a rural atmosphere with over 600 acres of town-owned land, including the expansive Sprague Land

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    $359K

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    $239K - $573K

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  Plymouth

  The skyline of Plymouth, Connecticut, is not overwhelmingly impressive. The town has just over 11,000 residents, and it’s not a major hub of commerce. There are no towering office buildings downtown, nothing to rival downtown New Haven 30 miles to the south. But there is one architectural feature in Plymouth that is both hard to miss and

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    $355K

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    $163K - $913K

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  Oakville

  Oakville, a neighborhood in Hamden, offers a small-town atmosphere where long-time residents and newcomers alike enjoy a close-knit community. The area features a mix of well-preserved mid-1900s homes and newly built traditional-style houses, shaded by tall oak and maple trees. Local businesses and restaurants, such as Island Rootz Cuisine and

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    $350K

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    $194K - $806K

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  Wales

  Wales, a rural hamlet in Massachusetts, offers residents seclusion amidst New England greenery, anchored by Lake George. Located near the Massachusetts-Connecticut border, Wales provides convenient access to major highways, including the Mass Pike and Route 84, making Springfield and Worcester reachable in about 30 minutes. Homes here are

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    $349K

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    $168K - $704K

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  Buckley District

  Buckley District in Manchester, Connecticut, serves as a transitional area between Manchester and the neighboring towns of Bolton and Vernon. The neighborhood features residential areas in the east and forests and farmland in the west, making it the heart of Manchester's agricultural zone. Residents can enjoy community farms offering activities

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    $348K

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    $212K - $664K

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  South Bristol

  South Bristol is a tranquil neighborhood in Bristol, characterized by its spacious lots and access to natural areas like the Indian Rock Nature Preserve and Cedar Lake. Homes here range from around $220,000 for three bedrooms and one bath to $500,000 for larger properties, with waterfront homes on Cedar Lake priced between $700,000 and $900,000.

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    $344K

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    $214K - $730K

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  Chaplin

  Set in the rolling hills of northeastern Connecticut with the Natchaug River meandering through its center, Chaplin is a rural town offering a slow pace of life. Less than 2,200 people live in this Windham County community surrounded by state-owned forests. “Chaplin is a quiet little town,” says Amy Brunet, the owner of Brunet & Company Real

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    $343K

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    $236K - $476K

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  Naugatuck

  Naugatuck and surrounding towns in the Naugatuck River Valley of Central Connecticut were thriving industrial centers dating as far back as the 1700s, with Naugatuck especially known for its rubber production beginning in the late 1800s. However, as industry in the region declined in the second half of the 20th century, Naugatuck reinvented itself

  • Average Value

    $342K

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    $177K - $606K

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    31 Listings

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  Windsor

  Windsor, a neighborhood with a rich history dating back to 1633, offers a mix of established and new homes, including Cape Cod, Colonial Revival, ranch-style, and New Traditional designs. The area is known for its convenient location near major highways like I-91 and I-291, making travel to New York or Hartford straightforward. Windsor's downtown

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    $339K

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    $238K - $596K

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    7 Listings

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  Tariffville

  Tariffville, a historic village along the Farmington River, developed around the first American carpet mill established in 1825. This small, tight-knit community offers a variety of home styles, including renovated ranch-style houses, maintenance-free townhouses, and historic Greek-revival and gothic homes. The neighborhood is known for its quiet

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    $338K

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    $247K - $439K

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  Plainville

  Plainville is a small suburban neighborhood known for its supportive community and small-town feel, particularly evident along East Street and East Main Street, where numerous local restaurants and businesses thrive. The area boasts a variety of parks with athletic fields and hiking trails, and residents benefit from convenient access to

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    $334K

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    $192K - $748K

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  JB William Co Historic District

  The J.B. Williams Company Historic District, also known as Buttonball, in Glastonbury, Connecticut, offers a blend of historical charm and modern convenience. This neighborhood, once home to the J.B. Williams shaving soap factory, now features a mix of condos, townhomes, and single-family homes. Housing options range from remodeled condos in the

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    $331K

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    $198K - $624K

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  Enfield

  Enfield, a small Connecticut town bordering Massachusetts, comprises several communities like Hazardville and Thompsonville. The neighborhood features a mix of subdivisions, farms, forests, and clusters of shops and businesses. Enfield's convenient location between Springfield, Massachusetts, and Hartford, Connecticut, makes it an attractive spot

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    $327K

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    $205K - $585K

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  Oxoboxo River

  Oxoboxo River in Montville is a neighborhood known for its rural charm, featuring a mix of single-family homes on quarter-acre to 2-acre lots. The area predominantly showcases farmhouse styles and colonials, with ranch-style homes and traditional American Four Square houses also present. The Hillcrest Community, a 55-plus subdivision, offers ranch

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    $319K

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    $145K - $471K

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  Terryville

  Terryville in Plymouth, CT, is a neighborhood steeped in history, with its roots tracing back to the Colonial era. Named after Eli Terry Jr., the area showcases its heritage through detailed murals and Civil War landmarks. The housing options are diverse, featuring Colonial Revival, Cape Cod, ranch-style, Prairie-style, and bungalow homes,

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    $316K

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    $223K - $452K

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  Bowers

  Bowers, a neighborhood in Manchester, Connecticut, features traditional New England colonial homes along Princeton Street. Known historically as "Pill Hill" due to the many doctors residing there, Bowers offers a variety of home styles, including Capes, Colonials, Dutch Colonials, and Ranches, each with unique features such as dormers, bay

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    $304K

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    $206K - $394K

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  Occum

  Occum, a small rural neighborhood in Norwich, Connecticut, features a mix of midcentury ranch-style homes, Cape Cods, two-bedroom townhouses, and manufactured homes. Properties typically come with spacious backyards and attached garages, with some homes located along the Shetucket River, which can experience flooding after heavy rains. McKeon Park

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    $302K

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    $97K - $379K

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  Simsbury Center Historic District

  Simsbury Center Historic District is a charming neighborhood known for its historic homes and New England appeal. This area is highly walkable, with sidewalks that make it easy to explore the local shops and restaurants without needing a car. The neighborhood is part of the well-regarded Simsbury Public Schools, with Central Elementary School,

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    $287K

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    $211K - $363K

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  Blue Hills North

  Blue Hills North, situated at the north end of Hartford and the southeast end of Bloomfield, is a neighborhood celebrated for its diversity, including a notable West Indian population. This area is conveniently located near larger towns such as Bloomfield and Windsor and is well-connected by several bus routes, enhancing its accessibility.

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    $256K

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    $188K - $425K

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  Eastford

  Surrounded by expansive parks and densely wooded forests that blanket Northeastern Connecticut, Eastford offers a rural lifestyle 36 miles from Hartford. The town is favored for its rich farmland, natural scenery and easy access to outdoor recreation, including proximity to Crystal Pond Park and the Natchaug State Forest — an expansive tract that

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    $397K

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    $288K - $987K

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  Scotland

  The rural town of Scotland, situated in Connecticut’s “Quiet Corner,” features a variety of home styles separated by state forest and farmland. The area’s first settler, Isaac Magoon, purchased 1,950 acres in the year 1700 and is believed to have named it Scotland to commemorate his homeland. It remained part of the Town of Windham until 1857,

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    $367K

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    $150K - $756K

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