Central Norwich Mobile Home for Sale

Sitting where the Shetucket and Yantic Rivers flow into the Thames River, Central Norwich encompasses the downtown and historic districts of Norwich, known as “The Rose of New England” for its natural beauty. “I like the historic charm,” says Kiki Sydnor, a Realtor with Re/Max One who’s sold homes in the area for nine years. “Even when I go to the municipal buildings, I'm always in awe of the architecture.” Many of Central Norwich’s homes and buildings were constructed in the 1800s and early 1900s, including Saint Patrick Cathedral, a Gothic Revival building whose bells can be heard throughout the day, and Norwich Free Academy, home to the Slater Memorial Museum. “They’re trying to do a lot of revitalization in Norwich,” Sydnor says. “They’re really trying to work with small businesses and bringing more of that into the town.” Homes are also being revitalized here, and Central Norwich is a popular place for employees of nearby casinos like Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods to rent or buy. Homes on the river’s north side were mostly built from the 1850s to the 1920s, and Queen Anne, Italianate, Greek Revival and American Foursquare houses can neighbor one another. Some sit far from the road