Milford
Milford with a population of 52,000, offers its residents the advantages of a big city while retaining the picturesque, friendly atmosphere of a smaller New England town.
Settled in 1639, Milford has cautiously and thoughtfully grown over time, while carefully preserving its rich history and expansive shoreline. Millfords six sandy beaches, boat marinas, public parks, pools, tennis courts & ball fields provide an excellent opportunity for residents to enjoy boating, swimming, and other recreational activities.
A number of important and growing industries are located in Milford’s commercial areas. Its vibrant retail community includes the world class Connecticut Post Mall, as well as an array of quaint shops along its historic green, the second largest green in New England.
Milford offers excellent transportation facilities, with several commuter and freight trains offering daily service to major cities, including New York, Boston & Washington. Milford also offers convenient access to major roadways including I-95 and the Merritt Parkway.
Responsible town planning has insured that that Milford’s commercial development is conducted in a harmonious fashion with its pristine seashore, its dedicated open spaces and quiet residential areas.
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Milford residents enjoy employment opportunities, and benefit from a diversified tax base provided by its vibrant business community.
Big town, small town, shoreline and rural, Milford continues to be one of Connecticut’s most popular residential communities.
