RIDGEFIELD
Bucolic Ridgefield, tucked into the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains, feels barely changed over the centuries. Founded 300 years ago, the town center reflects quaint Americana, with a walkable mix of independent businesses and restaurants, punctuated by historic Victorian homes. Despite the away-from-it-all vibe, the town offers easy access to the business capitals of Stamford and White Plains. Homes in Ridgefield range from grand Victorians in the compact downtown to sprawling horse farms.
Things to love about RIDGEFIELD
Country living just a short drive from bustling Stamford and White Plains
Centuries of artist retreats, commemorated by Weir Farm, one of only two sites in the National Park Service devoted to the visual arts
Picture-perfect downtown
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Surrounded by spacious homes, Ridgefield's Ballard Park is much more than a town green. It boasts a whimsical Imagination Station children's playground and hosts free events, ranging from live concerts to yoga classes.
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With 35 miles of gently rolling hills crisscrossed by streams, Ridgefield exudes a sense of countrified tranquility.
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The Aldrich in Ridgefield is Connecticut's only contemporary art museum. It is housed in a 17,000-square-foot space overlooking a sculpture garden.
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Come summer, Ridgefield's lakes and ponds draw residents for a leisurely afternoon at the waterside, whether to savor a scenic stroll or to enjoy freshwater swimming at the local beach.
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With a rich Colonial history and a Norman Rockwellûworthy Main Street, Ridgefield blends small-town charm with big-city cultural offerings.
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