A residential neighborhood in northern Fairfield, straddling Burr Street near the Merritt Parkway. Housing is colonials, ranches, and capes on suburban lots. It offers Fairfield schools and parkway access at a relative discount to the beach neighborhoods.
Home prices in Murray
The median home value in Murray is $1,069,800.
Top places in Murray
Burr Street corridor — the neighborhood's main drag
Lake Mohegan Recreation Area — swimming and trails (~15 min)
Downtown Fairfield — shops and dining (~15 min)
Southport Harbor — waterfront (~15 min)
Commuting from Murray
Metro-North New Haven Line at Fairfield or Fairfield–Black Rock (~75-80 min to Grand Central).
Merritt Parkway (Exit 44, CT-58) and I-95.
Westchester County Airport ~40 min.
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Murray FAQs
What is the housing market like in Murray, CT? The median home value in Murray is $1,069,800. Median home value, 2020–2024 American Community Survey (owner-estimated).
How is the commute from Murray, CT? Metro-North New Haven Line at Fairfield or Fairfield–Black Rock (~75-80 min to Grand Central).