Fairfield County, CT relocation guide
Moving to Easton, CT
About Easton
Easton is a rural, low-density town defined by preserved open space, working farms, and larger residential lots. Zoning is strictly single-family — about one-acre lots in Lower Easton and three-acre zoning in Upper Easton — with homes ranging from modest ranches to Colonials and farm properties on large parcels (per a Compass neighborhood guide read September 23, 2026). It has no commercial downtown to speak of; daily life centers on farms, trails, and town institutions.
Home prices in Easton
The median listing price in Easton is $1,295,000.
Top places in Easton
- Silverman's Farm — 451 Sport Hill Road; century-old apple orchard, farm market, animal farm, and seasonal attractions (official site: silvermansfarm.com).
- Trout Brook Valley State Park Reserve — hundreds of acres of hiking trails through forest, meadow, and wetlands (Aspetuck Land Trust).
- Maple Row Farm — historic Christmas tree farm.
- Bradley-Hubbell House Museum — 1805 Georgian house museum.
- Shaggy Coos Farm — farm stand on the CT Ice Cream and Cheese trails (honor-system stand with milk, eggs, and meat).
- Greiser's Coffee and Market — well-loved local gathering spot (per Compass neighborhood guide).
- Easton Public Library — town library and community hub.
- Aspetuck Park — local park with a lake for swimming and fishing, picnic areas, and walking trails (listed as an Easton-area attraction).
Commuting from Easton
- No rail station in Easton. Commuters drive to nearby New Haven Line stations.
- Nearest practical options: Fairfield station (about 94 minutes to Grand Central) or Fairfield–Black Rock (about 96 minutes) — approximate; the closest station varies by part of town.
- Approximate drive to Midtown Manhattan: ~78–84 minutes (approximate; from routing search results read September 23, 2026).
Your Fairfield County connection: Doug Bross of the Bross Chingas Bross Team
The Referral Shop is operated by Doug Bross of the Bross Chingas Bross Team, Coldwell Banker Realty, 355 Riverside Ave., Westport, CT 06880. Doug serves buyers and sellers in Fairfield County, Connecticut — including Easton, CT.
Relocating within Fairfield County? Work directly with Doug Bross. Moving farther? We connect you with a license-verified agent selected for production and professional standing in your destination community, on a referral basis.
Easton FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Easton, CT?
The median listing price in Easton is $1,295,000. Median listing price (active listings, all property types) - How is the commute from Easton, CT?
No rail station in Easton. Commuters drive to nearby New Haven Line stations.
Town links
Town government
Schools
Library
Parks & recreation
Official town resources. School report cards via the Connecticut State Department of Education.