Homes For Sale In Simsbury, CT

Simsbury Real Estate Market

Simsbury is a charming suburb with a population of 24,799 people. Simsbury is located in Hartford County, and it is one of the best places to live in Connecticut. Life here offers residents a sparse suburban feel where many residents own their homes. There are plenty of restaurants, parks, and shops within Simsbury, and the schools are highly rated. 

Homes for sale in Simsbury are reasonably priced and make for perfect houses for first-time homebuyers, families, couples, and retirees. The variety of homes available make the selection widely open depending on the lot size and square footage residents are looking for. The Simsbury real estate market has condominiums, townhomes, single-family detached homes, acreage homes, and luxury homes. 

Condominiums:  An average condominium in Simsbury has an average price of $135,000 for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit with 1,000 to 1,200 square feet of living space. Features residents may find in many of the condo homes available include balconies and amenities such as games rooms and pools in the complex. 

Townhomes: An average townhome in Simsbury has an average price of $175,900 for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit with 1,200 to 1,600 square feet.

Single Family Homes: Single-family homes found in Simsbury can be found starting at $335,000 for a three-bedroom, three-bathroom home with an average of 1,800 square feet of living space. 

Acreage Homes/Property: Homes with acreage of property can be found starting at $649,900 for a five-bedroom, six-bathroom home with 3,672 square feet.

Luxury Homes: A luxury estate in Simsbury ranges widely from $599,000 to the high millions. 

Simsbury Community Amenities

Residents living in Simsbury operate ten municipal parks throughout the Town.

These parks offer several picturesque hiking, biking, and picnic opportunities. One of Simsbury's newest passive recreational attractions is a 22-mile greenway located along an abandoned railroad right of way. The system, which is handicapped accessible, links direct access to hundreds of acres of open space and wildlife management. Residents enjoy various activities, including biking, cross country skiing, rollerblading, walking, jogging, and hiking. The ten municipal parks include Curtis Park, Schultz Park, Town Forest Park, Weatogue Park, Tariffville, West Mountain Park, Onion Mountain State Park, Penwood State Park, Stratton Brook State Park, and Talcott Mountain State Park. 

Simsbury has so much to offer, from casual sit-downs to fine dining with menus full of tasty eats! Restaurants located in Simsbury include: Millwright's Restaurant and Tavern at 77 West St, Metro Bis Restaurant at 690 Hopmeadow St, Benny's of Simsbury, Soma Grille at 731 Hopmeadow St, Antonio's Restaurant at 1185 Hopmeadow St, Meadow Restaurant at 532 Hopmeadow St, and Popover Bistro & Bakery at 928 Hopmeadow St are to name a few. 

Residents can take a drive over to Hopmeadow Street's prettiest showrooms clustered in Simsbury Town Shops. These town shops showcase the best and latest in technology and fashion! Pop into Sarah Byrnes and ask to see the latest gold and silver pendants or slide on in at the Silver Dahlia, discover decor and gifts in the forever-summer colors, as well as souvenirs that say Connecticut. Walk down the street more to Ava Grace, a softer palette fashion store including home accents, and keepsakes. There are also many local grocery stores and markets surrounding Simsbury where you're sure to find all your everyday foods for home. 

Overall, residents of Simsbury are in quite an ideal location with all amenities and local parks and activities that the city offers. With such an array of options available, Simsbury makes a perfect home for all types of life's walks. 

Area School Information

Simsbury has many well-rated schools located around the city educating students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. The Simsbury district's schooling mission is to provide high-quality education and childcare in a safe, respectful and inclusive environment that builds a foundation for life-long learning. Below are the public school options available to the Simsbury residents: 

Squadron Line Elementary School

44 Squadron Line Rd., Simsbury, CT 06070

Pre kindergarten - Grade 6

Central Elementary School 

29 Massaco Street, Simsbury, CT 06070

Kindergarten-Grade 6

Latimer Lane Elementary School 

33 Mountain View Rd., Weatogue CT, 06089

Kindergarten-Grade 6

Tariffville Elementary School 

42 Winthrop Street, Tariffville, CT 06081

Kindergarten-Grade 6

Henry James Memorial Middle School 

155 Firetown Rd., Simsbury CT, 06070

Grade 7 - Grade 8

Simsbury High School

34 Farms Village Rd., Simsbury, CT 06070

Grade 9 - Grade 12

Tootin' Hills Elementary School 

25 Nimrod Rd., West Simsbury, CT 06092

Kindergarten-Grade 6

Simsbury Surrounding Cities

Many significant cities are surrounding Simsbury and Simsbury's towns. Each municipality is relatively different from one another, but all provide a permanent residence for a large population of people. The three top closest cities include: 

Boston, MA - The City of Boston is the capital of Massachusetts and is the most populous in the city. Located 96 miles from Simsbury, CT moving to Boston appeals to people who want to live in a thriving, vibrant coastal city. If you are looking for some fun, Boston is full of cultural opportunities, world-class shopping, access to excellent health care, quality education, and an appreciation for its rich history.

New York, NY - New York City, known by the name Big Apple, is located along New York's port running beside the mouth of the Hudson River. New York is the largest, most influential metropolitan area in the States. New York City is a collection of many neighborhoods scattered among the city's five borders—Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island, each presenting its own unique lifestyle. Located 102 miles from Simsbury, CT. 

Jersey City, NJ - Jersey City is in northeastern New Jersey. The beautiful waterfront faces east towards the flowing Hudson River, where it meets Upper New York Bay. With its proximity to New York, Jersey residents can enjoy sweeping views of Liberty State Park, Manhattan skyline, and the Statue of Liberty from the city that never sleeps! Jersey City is popular for its attractions, including the Liberty Science Center features interactive exhibits, live animals, and an IMAX Dome theater playing only the newest of movies. Located 103 miles from Simsbury, CT. 

Living in Simsbury

Nestled behind two tucked ridges in the beautiful river valley, the suburb of Simsbury has become a hot spot for tourists. Major attractions include the Old Drake Hill Flower Bridge, the Pinchot Sycamore, the Performing Arts Center, and some of the most beautiful fall foliage in a state known for its magnificent color.

In Simsbury, the Old Drake Hill Flower Bridge, designed initially and built-in 1892, over the beautiful Farmington River spans 183 feet and carries a 12-foot roadway suspended 18 feet. Inspired by the Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls, MA, residents began to develop community gardens in 1996 on and around the historic Old Drake Hill Bridge. Pedestrians use the bridge for hiking, bicyclists, and walkers. Since it opened, photographers, artists, and area school groups flock to the bridge to make permanent records of its beauty. The bridge hosts special occasions as it creates a beautiful backdrop for weddings, proms, or parties. 

Residents who visit the Pinchot Sycamore can't believe their eyes from the magnificent sycamore tree. The Pinchot Sycamore is an enormous tree in Connecticut, the largest sycamore in New England, and one of the biggest sycamores in the whole country. Residents can enjoy walking trails, shaded areas, and picnic areas at the Pinchot Sycamore has the city has built an impressive park around. 

Simsbury is known for its beautiful Meadows Performing Arts Center. The Simsbury Performing Arts Center is the summer home of the Hartford Symphony. An annual favorite is the 4th of July concert to celebrate America, which ends with a boom of fireworks. Take a blanket and a picnic, or buy table tickets and order a catered gourmet dinner for a beautiful evening of music under the stars. From June through September, the Performing Arts Center is also the site of a Summer Concert Series featuring various contemporary artists.

Overall, Simsbury is a beautiful city to live in with its multitude of amenities, attractions, and beautiful neighborhoods. The city is full of friendly people and offers many affordable homes making the area attractive to many potential buyers. 

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