Living in East Haven, CT

Located on the Connecticut shoreline, East Haven features an ideal mix of suburban living and waterfront fun with a variety of housing options, from luxury waterfront houses and condos to bungalows in quiet family-friendly neighborhoods. When looking for East Haven, CT homes for sale, you'll find affordable home prices throughout the area, including many single-family homes in the community, and even some by the water.

If you're looking for an affordable home by the water, East Haven is an excellent place to find it. With a population of a bit less than 30,000 residents, the town maintains a sense of community pride and plenty of family-friendly events throughout the year. East Haven's convenient location also makes it easy to visit attractions in other nearby communities'.

Local students are served by the East Haven Public School District, which works hard to provide unique educational opportunities to all who attend. The district includes eight schools, plus an adult learning center and a family resource center. Nearby post-secondary school education opportunities include the University of New Haven, Gateway Community College, Yale University, and many more.

East Haven residents enjoy a quick drive or bus ride into New Haven and surrounding shoreline towns, as well as easy access to I-95, I-9I, and Route 80.  Air travel is a cinch, with Tweed New Haven Regional Airport within a ten minute drive of most neighborhoods and Westchester and Bradley International Airports within an hour’s drive.  A shoreline bus service that runs into New Haven to the west and east to Madison offers multiple stops in East Haven.  New Haven’s Union Station is only a quick 10 minute drive; riders can access both MetroNorth’s line to NYC and Amtrak’s services to points near and far.

There's plenty to do around East Haven, especially for those who enjoy gorgeous beaches and outdoor fun. Head over to the East Haven Town Beach for a day by the water, or enjoy hiking, kayaking, or biking in Farm River State Park. There are great places to dine along the water and great shopping, museums and performances are a short drive away in neighboring New Haven. Visit the Shoreline Trolley Museum for family-friendly events and to experience a part of Connecticut’s unique history. Residents can also enjoy extensive recreation programs, along with a town pool, ice rink, and free Sunday concerts throughout the summer.