Buying a Condo or House in Farmington, CT

Farmington, CT is a residential suburb in the Hartford Metropolitan area that has retained its distinctive character through maintenance of its historic district and careful land use planning for the future. From the Farmington Valley Greenway where you can walk or bike the scenic trails, to first class art at the Hill-Stead Museum, there are numerous activities for both residents and visitors to Farmington.

Settled in 1645, Farmington offers some of the most beautiful and carefully preserved historic architecture in Connecticut. Stately colonial homes and quaint shops, housed in their original structures, grace the streets of the village in the center of town.

Farmington protects this natural beauty through the establishment of preserves. Careful planning and protection of natural resources provides a wealth of activity for the outdoor enthusiast: The Farmington River for swimming, canoeing and fishing; the large pond at Batterson Park for swimming and picnics; and Winding Trail Recreation Area for hiking, biking and a variety of outdoor activities. For outdoor activities Farmington is second to none. The Metacomet Trail traverses Farminton which off of you can find Rattlesnake Mountain.

History and art lovers will be particularly interested in the Farmington Museum, and Stanley Whitman House, which feature antiques and historical artifacts. The Hill-Stead Museum showcases one of the most impressive private art collections in the country.