South Windsor, CT Mobile Home for Sale

Inhabited and cultivated for thousands of years by Indigenous groups like the Podunk Tribe, South Windsor was settled by the Dutch in the 1600s and incorporated into Connecticut in 1845. Today, South Windsor, 10 miles northeast of downtown Hartford, is home to about 26,000 residents. Despite development over the years, much of the town is still used as farmland, and the Connecticut River offers recreation and scenery for locals getting away from the city. "You can smell the manure out there; it gives you that country feeling," says Nelson Foss, Realtor at Coldwell Banker Realty in South Windsor. In addition to its abundant natural areas, South Windsor's top-rated schools and highway accessibility have made it into the charming, family-friendly town it is today. Town history is preserved and honored at institutions such as the Pleasant Valley Schoolhouse and Museum, while more recent additions like the Shops at Evergreen Walk bring an upscale edge to daily shopping. Historic architecture still has its place among the more modern condos and homes, and local events help keep townsfolk connected throughout the year. "Everyone just seems to love that little spot," Foss says. With