Wilton Center is the historic village core of Wilton, a Census-designated place of about 1,700 around the town green. The area centers on classic New England civic life — the Wilton Historical Society, the Congregational church, and small shops — with Weir Farm National Historical Park just down the road. It's a quiet, walkable pocket inside one of Fairfield County's with Metro-North's Danbury Line close by.
The Danbury Branch rail line crossing Old Mill Road in Wilton, ConnecticutPhoto: Pedro Xing · CC0
Home prices in Wilton Center
The median home value in Wilton Center is $563,200.
Top places in Wilton Center
Weir Farm National Historical Park — home and studio of painter J. Alden Weir
Wilton Historical Society — museum complex on the town green
Merwin Meadows — swimming pond and park
Schenck's Island — riverside park on the Norwalk River
Ambler Farm — working farm with programs and a farmers market
Wilton Playshop — community theater
Commuting from Wilton Center
Norwalk is about 20 minutes south via US-7.
Metro-North Danbury Line (Wilton station) runs to Grand Central via South Norwalk.
No commercial airport nearby; Westchester County Airport is ~35 minutes.
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Wilton Center FAQs
What is the housing market like in Wilton Center, CT? The median home value in Wilton Center is $563,200. Median home value, 2020–2024 American Community Survey (owner-estimated)
How is the commute from Wilton Center, CT? Norwalk is about 20 minutes south via US-7.
