Ridgefield, Connecticut 

 

Settled in 1708, Ridgefield retains a historic look and feel with many 18-19th century homes. As a summer retreat for wealthy New York City residents, many stately mansions are still private residences and meticulously maintained.

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Today our town remains a delightful, under‐30,000 population municipality nestled in Northwestern Fairfield County Connecticut featuring:

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• Abundant open spaces, playfields and greenways

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• Recreation facilities such as the Rec Center, Boys & Girls Club, public golf course, tennis courts, skating rink, hiking trails, equestrian centers, town beach, Founders Hall for seniors, and more

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• Top rated private and public schools

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• Over 55 restaurants, cafes and coffee shops

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• World class entertainment within walking distance:

  • The Ridgefield Playhouse, famous for its big-name name acts

  • The new ACT Theater complex with on- and off-Broadway performances

  • The Ridgefield Theater Barn offering local talent

  • The Prospector movie theater with 4 screens of first-run movies plus a café and lecture room, employing people with special needs

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• The innovative Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art

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• Ballard Green with its free summer concert series

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• Historic Keeler Tavern, opened in 1776, offering tours and a gift shop

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• The Ridgefield Library with a variety of programs for all ages

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• The Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra

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• Our own Visiting Nurses Association (rvnaHEALTH)

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• Two highly‐ranked hospitals nearby

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… And so much more to discover!