O'Connell Real Estate's Regional Snapshot

O'Connell Real Estate serves the Fairfield and New Haven County areas. Below are "snapshots" of only a few towns/cities that we cover. This page is under construction and more towns will be added shortly.

City-Data.com Information

http://www.city-data.com/city/Connecticut.html

All the data you need for all of the Connecticut towns and cities.

Fairfield

The town of Fairfield is located in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Fairfield is a town of more than 58,170 residents and is located on the coast of Long Island Sound between the cities of Bridgeport and Stamford. The town was settled in 1639 and covers an area of 30.6 square miles. The main switchboard number for the town is 203-256-3000. Town offices are located at Old Town Hall, 611 Old Post Road and at Sullivan Independence Hall, 725 Old Post Road.

Fairfield is best know for it's great shopping districs, quaint neighborhoods, soft sand beaches and superb school system. Once you live here, you may never move again!

City of Milford, New Haven County

Milford is another community along Long Island Sound. Milford is "right over the bridge" and is in New Haven County. Some people feel that leaving the Gold Coast (Fairfield County) has it's advantages. In Milford, there are many communities where you can still get great value for your money, i.e., more living space and more land, as opposed to some of the towns and cities closer to Manhatten.

City of Bridgeport, Fairfield County

Bridgeport, also known as the Park City, is Connecticut's largest city in population. Located in Fairfield County, Bridgeport is on Long Island Sound and is home to one of the East Coast's deepest harbors.

The Park City is home to Connecticut's largest transportation center. It has direct access to I-95, Route 8/25, commuter and national train service, Sikorsky Airport, ferry service to Long Island, and a bus terminal.

Bridgeport is Connecticut's up-and-coming city. In recent years, Bridgeport has built a baseball park (Bluefish), an Arena (Soundtigers and other events), and artist lofts in the downtown and Seaside Park areas.