Historic town centers, classic New England homes, and Candlewood Lake waterfront — the range of life across Western Connecticut, about 75–90 minutes from Manhattan.
From the Litchfield and Fairfield County towns to the Candlewood Lake shoreline — the region I know and work every week.
Connecticut's largest town by area — a classic green and historic Bank Street, plus everything from in-town homes to rural acreage and Candlewood waterfront.
Central to the region and commuter-friendly, with access to both Candlewood Lake and Lake Lillinonah.
The area's city hub — the widest range of homes and price points, at Candlewood's southern end.
Candlewood's western shore — a lake-community feel, a town beach, and easy access to the water.
The quiet, rural north end of Candlewood — scenic and private, a favorite for weekend and waterfront homes.
Housatonic River, the Appalachian Trail, and the galleries — a longtime weekend-home draw in the northwest hills.
Focused specifically on the lake? Visit the Candlewood Lake site →
