Connecticut towns we serve
Local guides, live market charts and the latest numbers for every town where our agents live and sell.
Median sale price and days on market are for single-family homes, year to date through August 2026, from SmartMLS.
15 towns
Middlesex County
Chester
A small river town with a walkable Main Street, a seasonal ferry and its own Goodspeed stage.
Median $530,000 · 36 days on market
Clinton
A harbor town on Long Island Sound with a historic village center and its own train station.
Median $542,500 · 27 days on market
Cromwell
Where I-91 meets Route 9, with a historic river village and the Travelers Championship.
Median $500,000 · 26 days on market
Deep River
A Connecticut River town with a working Main Street and a history built on ivory.
Median $487,500 · 37 days on market
Durham
Farm country on the Coginchaug River, home of Connecticut's largest agricultural fair.
Median $552,500 · 32 days on market
East Haddam
Goodspeed Opera House, Gillette Castle and the Connecticut River, with quiet lakes and forest inland.
Median $479,000 · 49 days on market
East Hampton
Belltown, wrapped around Lake Pocotopaug and home to our headquarters.
Median $480,000 · 29 days on market
Essex
Three villages on the Connecticut River, built on shipbuilding and ivory.
Median $770,450 · 48 days on market
Haddam
The one Connecticut town the river runs straight through, with more forest than almost anywhere nearby.
Median $465,000 · 29 days on market
Killingworth
Wooded and rural, with the shoreline a short drive south.
Median $735,250 · 27 days on market
Middlefield
Orchards, a ski hill and a lake beach in a small town between Middletown and Meriden.
Median $404,900 · 20 days on market
Middletown
A Connecticut River city with Wesleyan University and a walkable historic Main Street.
Median $413,750 · 20 days on market
Old Saybrook
Where the Connecticut River meets Long Island Sound.
Median $750,000 · 34 days on market
Portland
Directly across the Connecticut River from Middletown, built on brownstone.
Median $432,500 · 16 days on market
Westbrook
Four miles of Long Island Sound shoreline and a classic New England town green.
Median $640,000 · 38 days on market
8 towns
Hartford County
Berlin
The geographic center of Connecticut, with its own train station on the Hartford Line.
Median $485,000 · 23 days on market
Glastonbury
Riverfront town with orchards, a historic Main Street, and highly regarded schools.
Median $635,000 · 15 days on market
Manchester
Silk City: a big, varied town with historic mill neighborhoods and serious shopping.
Median $350,000 · 19 days on market
Marlborough
A Route 2 town built around Lake Terramuggus, about 20 minutes from Hartford.
Median $445,000 · 26 days on market
Newington
A central, well-kept suburb between Hartford and New Britain, with a waterfall in the middle of town.
Median $416,500 · 14 days on market
Rocky Hill
A river town on I-91 with dinosaur tracks, a colonial ferry and quick trips to Hartford.
Median $531,000 · 16 days on market
South Windsor
Tobacco fields, a historic Main Street and a quick hop to Hartford.
Median $515,000 · 14 days on market
Wethersfield
One of Connecticut's oldest towns, with the state's largest historic district right next to Hartford.
Median $434,750 · 24 days on market
11 towns
New London County
Bozrah
Small and rural on the Yantic River, about 10 minutes from downtown Norwich.
Median $400,000 · 9 days on market
Colchester
Where Route 2 meets Route 11, with a historic town green at its center.
Median $520,000 · 26 days on market
East Lyme
Niantic village, state park beaches and Long Island Sound frontage.
Median $552,500 · 27 days on market
Groton
Submarine history, shoreline state parks and the villages of Noank and Mystic, just across the Thames from New London.
Median $476,100 · 28 days on market
Lebanon
Working farmland, Revolutionary history, and a mile-long town green that is still partly farmed.
Median $396,000 · 28 days on market
Lyme
A quiet river town of coves, ferries and protected woods, kept rural on purpose.
Median $873,500 · 58 days on market
Montville
Thames River villages between New London and Norwich, with Mohegan history at every turn.
Median $380,000 · 19 days on market
Norwich
The Rose of New England, a harbor city of historic neighborhoods where three rivers meet.
Median $317,000 · 29 days on market
Old Lyme
Where the Connecticut River meets Long Island Sound, and American Impressionism found its home.
Median $676,000 · 45 days on market
Salem
Rural, wooded and genuinely quiet, with Gardner Lake on the north end.
Median $586,000 · 17 days on market
Waterford
Shoreline parks, a famous theater and old villages, right next door to New London.
Median $462,500 · 29 days on market
7 towns
Tolland County
Andover
A small lake town on Route 6, about 30 minutes from Hartford.
Median $458,000 · 8 days on market
Bolton
A notch in the hills, three lakes and a rural feel, about 10 minutes from Manchester.
Median $447,500 · 27 days on market
Columbia
Built around a lake, with Willimantic and Storrs close by.
Median $420,000 · 21 days on market
Coventry
A lake town in the Tolland County hills, and the hometown of Nathan Hale.
Median $405,000 · 20 days on market
Hebron
Quiet country roads, a historic town green and a September fair with more than 50 years behind it.
Median $540,250 · 17 days on market
Tolland
A historic county-seat green, with I-84 running right through town.
Median $469,500 · 23 days on market
Vernon
Rockville's mill-town history on the Hockanum River, with I-84 at the door.
Median $385,000 · 20 days on market
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