A historic village in the town of Wilton, centered on its 19th-century train station. Housing is colonials, antique homes, and newer builds on wooded lots. The Danbury Branch stop makes it a genuine commuter village.
Cannondale School, built 1872, served the Cannondale section of Wilton, Connecticut and is now a restaurant in the Cannondale Crossing shopping center, a collection of nineteenth century buildings...Photo: Noroton · Public domain
Home prices in Cannondale
The median home value in Cannondale is $2,000,000+.
Top places in Cannondale
Cannondale station — Metro-North Danbury Branch stop
Cannondale Village — historic district shops and the old station building
Weir Farm National Historical Park — American Impressionism (~15 min)
Wilton town center — shops and dining (~10 min)
Commuting from Cannondale
Metro-North Danbury Branch at Cannondale station (~75-80 min to Grand Central).
US-7 (Danbury Road) and the Merritt Parkway.
Westchester County Airport ~35-40 min.
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Cannondale FAQs
What is the housing market like in Cannondale, CT? The median home value in Cannondale is $2,000,000+. Median home value, 2020–2024 American Community Survey (owner-estimated).
How is the commute from Cannondale, CT? Metro-North Danbury Branch at Cannondale station (~75-80 min to Grand Central).
