A tiny historic village tucked into the town of Newtown in Fairfield County, named for the Dodge family who settled it. A handful of 18th- and 19th-century homes cluster along quiet roads, surrounded by woods, horse farms, and stone walls. Residents prize its deep New England character and proximity to Newtown's services while living essentially off the map.
Home prices in Dodgingtown
The median home value in Dodgingtown is $557,100.
Top places in Dodgingtown
Historic Dodgingtown village — the centuries-old settlement itself
Collis P. Huntington State Park — 1,017 acres of trails in neighboring Redding
Fairfield Hills — Newtown's former psychiatric hospital campus, now parks and trails
Lake Zoar — boating and fishing on the Housatonic, 15 minutes north
Historic Newtown borough — the flagpole green and 18th-century homes, minutes east
Commuting from Dodgingtown
Danbury is about 15-20 minutes northwest via I-84.
Metro-North service is available at Danbury (about 20 minutes) on the Danbury Branch.
New York City is roughly 1.5 hours southwest.
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Dodgingtown FAQs
What is the housing market like in Dodgingtown, CT? The median home value in Dodgingtown is $557,100. Median home value, 2020–2024 American Community Survey (owner-estimated)
How is the commute from Dodgingtown, CT? Danbury is about 15-20 minutes northwest via I-84.