The historic New England area of Plymouth was home to inventors like Eli Terry, who made the mass production of clocks possible. The nearby community of Terryville was named in honor of Eli Terry's son, Eli Terry Jr. The concept of time is woven into the area, as you can feel the echoes of its Colonial beginnings in every quintessentially New England brick and stone. Detailed murals depicting the town's local history are splashed colorfully across Terryville's walls, and you'll find Civil War landmarks sprinkled throughout. According to local historian Matt Malley, that's all part of the appeal.
Many designs for wide price ranges
Homes in Terryville date as far back as the early 1900s. Colonial Revival, Cape Cod, ranch-style, Prairie-style and bungalow houses can all be found in the area. There are also plenty of townhomes and condominiums, and home prices range from $128,000 to $575,000.
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Charming homes lining Terriville streets. Experience true community vibes
Welcome to your new neighborhood in Terryville, where each house tells a unique story.
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One-of-a-kind tree species
The nearby Plymouth Reservoir is open to the public for fishing and non-motorized boating. Residents can hike the Festa Forest Trail, on the far side of the dam. Right on Main Street in Terryville is Baldwin Park, donated by the Baldwin family in 1892. Various trees were planted in the park in 1995 as a part of Plymouth's Bicentennial. Visitors will encounter a Copper Beech tree, a rare Kentucky coffee tree and a pin oak grown from an acorn taken from the Constitution Oak on Plymouth Green. Locals also gather at the park for the annual summer concert series.
Rent a kayak and enjoy the sceneray at the Plymouth Reservoir
18 holes at Pequabuck Golf Club never looked so good.
Step into Terryville's rich history at the Eli Terry Water Wheel.
Explore Civil War historical landmarks in Terryville.
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Breakfast with the neighbors at Eagles Nest
When it's time for a bite to eat, locals stop by Eagles Nest, an eagle-themed family restaurant serving breakfast sandwiches, omelets and steaming stacks of pancakes. There's also Chute Gates Steakhouse, a Texan eatery where you can get a serving of live music along with your meal. Meanwhile, groceries can be grabbed at Adam's Hometown Market.
Check out the Eagles Nest restaurant for excellent breakfast options.
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Find fresh produce and great prices at Adams LGA in Terryville.
Find a piece of Texas at Chute Gates in Terryville.
From fresh groceries to beauty treatments, Terryville offers it all. Dive into local living.
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Swap meets for motorheads and cyclists
On Town Hill Road sits the Terryville Fairgrounds, owned and operated by the Terryville Lions Club. Locals can attend the Terryville Flea Market, Terryville Bike Swap, July Tractor Pull, Bug-a-Fair Volkswagon Car Show, and the annual Halloween Party. Best of all is the Terryville Country Fair, where locals can hear live music, eat various creative fried foods, see agricultural exhibits and watch fireworks glitter in the night sky.
Top schools in the county
Children in the area attend Harry S. Fischer Elementary School, which has an overall Niche grade of B-minus. Next, kids attend Eli Terry Jr. Middle School, which has an overall Niche grade of B and was ranked the eighth-best public middle school in Litchfield County. Teenagers attend Terryville High School with an overall Niche grade of C-plus. Home of the Kangaroos, this high school is set in the rolling hills of Plymouth and has popular boys' basketball and baseball teams.
Be a part of the community at Harry S. Fisher Elementary School.
Terryville High School is a top ranked school in Terryville
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Easy commutes to Hartford
U.S. Highway 6 runs through the town, making commutes to Hartford easy.
Matt is always humbled and honored when chosen to assist in the home buying or selling process and does not take that trust lightly. With over five years as a Realtor, his knowledge, experience, and dedication are things he brings to every transaction. Having been raised in New York throughout college and having chosen to raise his family here in Connecticut; has allowed Matt to rely on those strong relationships for those looking to move in either direction. He loves working with first time home buyers, investors, as well as those looking for their "forever homes."
Matt's transition to real estate came after a rewarding healthcare career as a physical therapist, but real estate has always been his passion since his first investment property purchase. It was only a matter of time for him to dedicate himself to real estate full time and is now excited to do just that.
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