Experience Country Connecticut: Wilton Conn Homes for Sale

Located on the New York state border between New Canaan and Weston, Wilton Connecticut offers its own country charm, which is why Wilton Connecticut real estate is always in style.

Step away from the buzz of city life and experience country living. There are plenty of beautiful Wilton Conn homes for sale that retain suburban charm yet offer modern living. And at William Raveis Real Estate & Home Services, we can help you find the perfect Wilton CT real estate, secure a mortgage and handle the rest of the details. You'll enjoy personalized, friendly service from people who know all about Wilton Conn homes for sale.

With 17,600 residents spanning 27 miles, this town is an hour from Manhattan – offering close proximity to metropolitan life while offering down home appeal and superb schooling options.

Wilton Homes: Country Living at its Best

You'll love the charming downtown area in town, and there are plenty of recreational parks. All in all, Wilton CT real estate is an active market because of all these local features:

Education. There are five public schools and three private schools in Wilton, which is a strong appeal when buying Wilton Conn homes for sale.

Nature and Recreation. Wilton has approximately 209 acres of developed recreation facilities. The Parks and Recreation Department also uses eight school sites for playgrounds and athletic activities, which account for 165 acres. The Town's Park System has 44 acres of developed land. Wilton has preserved nearly 1,000 acres of open space.

Arts and Culture. Take in a show at the Wilton Playshop or enjoy a Wilton Arts Council program. The council provides a wide variety of programs in the visual and performing arts including demonstrations, discussions and recitals.

History. Lambert Corners is a collection of historic buildings administered by the Wilton Historical Society. The buildings have been restored and are rented out for various purposes – one is a Christmas shop. Other historical facilities include Wilton Heritage Museum, Weir Farm National Historic Site, Major Samuel Comstock House and Nathan Olmstead House.

Business. The Wilton Center is the hub of town, nearby to the library and bustling downtown area. Commercial development is mostly confined to the Route 7 area to help the town retain its quintessential New England rural atmosphere.

Community Involvement. There are plenty of opportunities to help others when you buy a Wilton home for sale. Some of the volunteer organizations in town include American Legion, Family and Children's Aid, Kiwanis Club, Encore Club, League of Women Voters, Lions Club, Newcomers Club, Golden Age Club, Women's Club, Meals on Wheels, Garden Club, Historical Society, Cannon Grange, Rotary Club and FISH.  

Transportation. You can still work in the city and buy a Wilton home in the country. Wilton is 55 miles from midtown Manhattan and is within easy driving distance from Westchester County, New York. The Town is accessible from routes 7, 33, 106, and 107. Wilton is only one hour from Grand Central Station on the New Haven Line Danbury branch of Metro-North Railroad, which runs daily commuter service.