Living in Ridgefield, CT, a quiet New England town (50 Miles from NYC), played an important part in our American History and features numerous Historic Landmarks. The town just celebrated their 300th anniversary. Main Street lined with unique shops, restaurants’ (some offer outdoor dining), lamp posts, hanging baskets, and brick walkways is truly unique.

Summer offers concerts in Ballard Park for families and friends, and picnics are a great way for residents to mingle. Holidays offer a special time with the Halloween Stroll where local merchants offer “Treats”, to the Holiday Walk and tree lighting with an evening of fun and business open to the public offering desserts, hot apple cider, etc.

Ridgefield has been featured in Connecticut Magazine ‘Rating The Small Towns’ as #1 as a more desirable place to live with it’s great school systems (6 elementary, 2 middle, 1 high schools), crime rate below 1%, close proximity to metro areas, and shuttle service available to commuter trains.

Ridgefield has a Parks & Recreation Facility, Weir National Park, Museum in the Streets, Ridgefield Playhouse, Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Walking Tour of Historic Houses, Boys & Girls Club, Aquatic Club, Newcomers Club, Private Schools, Library, Community Center, Dog Park, Senior Center and so many other areas for residents to enjoy. Candlewood Lake is a short drive from Ridgefield.

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