Fairfield is a town with almost six miles of coastline along Long Island Sound where residents enjoy five beaches, marinas, water sports at their leisure and a large choice of restaurants, shops and night life. The character of Fairfield is realized in its diversity, the contrast of the old and the new, a broad range of residential options and suburban charm. Fairfield residents, while welcoming well-known businesses and industries, appreciate and strive to maintain the town’s colonial Connecticut heritage. 

As one of the premier towns in Connecticut, Westport offers an incredible lifestyle, and residents take pride in the town’s reputation as a hub for the creative arts. The Westport Playhouse draws a full house for its performances every summer, and for the music aficionado, the Levitt Pavilion hosts genres ranging from rock bands to the classics. Westport offers magnificent beaches, golf, an array of antique stores and upscale shops, great restaurants and numerous art galleries. 

Weston is a lovely, rural community that offers a sophisticated lifestyle and is also home to a highly regarded school system. Weston enforces two-acre zoning and actively seeks to preserve and protect its vast open space, which comprises roughly one fourth of the town. Residents enjoy a small community hub known as “The Center,” around which most of the town’s local services, shops and businesses are located. 

This quintessential New England town, Ridgefield consistently ranks amongst the highest  towns in Connecticut for quality of life, based on its excellent public and private schools, reputation for safety and scope of services and is consistently voted as one of the best places to live in Connecticut. 

The coastal city of Norwalk offers the charm of past generations in a setting that supports its flourishing residential and business climate. Home to Norwalk Harbor, a major site for recreational boating and commercial shell fishing, Norwalk hosts an annual Oyster Festival that draws thousands of visitors each September. The annual SoNo Arts Festival has earned a reputation as a regional attraction. Norwalk is home to the Maritime Aquarium as well as dozens of corporate headquarters. 

Equal parts sweet country living and bright neon lights, Stamford's cityscape varies greatly from towering office buildings and high-rise condominiums to peaceful wooded areas in the north and the shoreline beauty of the Long Island Sound. It’s one of the largest cities in the state and serves as a vital and vibrant business center and is home to numerous Fortune 500 companies. Stamford has long been considered one of the country’s most desirable cities because of its ability to offer an attractive suburban lifestyle amid a dynamic economy. The area is rich in recreational amenities, with hundreds of acres of scenic parkland, beaches, golf courses, tennis courts and marinas.

Boasting rolling hills and lush scenery, Wilton blends the country charm of yesteryear with a cosmopolitan atmosphere and is defined by its gracious homes and vibrant downtown hub. The recipient of numerous national awards, Wilton’s sought-after public school system offers students a superb academic foundation in addition to well-rounded programs for the arts and athletics. Wilton is ideal for those who desire privacy, fresh air and plenty of space to create their lifestyle. 

The village of Rowayton, located within the city of Norwalk, and is a picturesque New England coastal village surrounded on three sides by water. Home to about 4,000 residents who enjoy the sophistication of coastal living within a small-town atmosphere, Rowayton offers a robust lifestyle. Rowayton offers a myriad of recreational activities including boating, sailing, and walking and biking trails. Its small yet vibrant downtown also reflects a relaxed atmosphere, with its fine assortment of small businesses, shops and eateries. 

Often referred to as the “Vermont of Connecticut,” Redding is a quiet, rural community. Redding has been ranked as the No.1 Small Town in Connecticut by Connecticut Magazine based on its low crime rate, superior school system and exceptional quality of life. Town leaders and residents are committed to preserving its rich New England history, extensive open space and stunning natural resources. Redding has more than 60 miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing, and ideal fishing areas are available as well.