Meriden, CT Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

About halfway between New Haven and Hartford, Connecticut, the city of Meriden is home to approximately 60,000 people. Along its main streets, tall church steeples and Queen Anne-style turrets reach skyward, reflecting a blend of history and modern life. From the historic Italianate mansion that now houses the Al-Rawdah Mosque to the Meriden Green in the center of town, where the derelict Meriden Hub mall once stood, this is a city that's constantly reinventing itself. “Meriden is deeply rooted in its history, and we are very proud of it,” says Meriden’s mayor, Kevin Scarpati. “Today, Meriden is a very diverse place — we have a blend of cultures, which we celebrate. It’s a medium-sized city that’s still small enough for everyone to know each other.” Homebuyers can find a wide range of existing housing options and more housing units in the works, as well as an active community and plenty of parks. The former U.S. Secretary of Education, Dr. Miguel Cardona, worked in the Meriden Public School system for more than two decades and attended Meriden Public Schools when he was young. “Now his kids go to school here,” Scarpati says. Twelve public schools serve more than 8,000 area youth,