Neighborhood Profiles

Known for its historic downtown which could be mistaken for the set of a classic movie, Bethel is a small New England town with a big personality. Bethel’s population is approximately 19,000. Sitting  ... Details

Located in Northern Fairfield County and bordered by Connecticut’s two largest lakes, Brookfield sits in the southern foothills of the Berkshire Mountains. Brookfield is just northeast of Danbury and  ... Details

Lake Zoar is a 14-mile lake on the Housatonic River in Fairfield and New Haven Counties, formed by the Stevenson Dam and dating back to 1919. This picturesque lake maintains the feel of a quiet river  ... Details

Monroe is a suburban community in Fairfield County which boasts a vibrant business center, a historic town green, several nature spots and excellent schools. Monroe has a population of approximately  ... Details

Newtown is a quintessential New England town located in northern Fairfield County. Originally founded in 1705 by English colonists, Newtown is known today for its remarkable Main Street with landmark  ... Details

Oxford is a suburban town in New Haven County, characterized by its rolling hills and historic farmlands. This rural town has a population of 12,683 and shares borders with the towns of Southbury,  ... Details

Known for its rural character, historic homes and natural vistas, Redding is situated in the center of Fairfield County with a population of just over 9,000. The town is approximately 50 miles from  ... Details

The village of Sandy Hook is located on the eastern end of Newtown, north of Interstate 84. Settled just a year after Newtown’s incorporation, Sandy Hook was originally home to grist and saw mills  ... Details

The bustling town of Southbury lies in Western New Haven County and possesses a combination of rural New England charm, suburban-style neighborhoods and a thriving business district. Located right off  ... Details