Milford
A shoreline city with more coastline than almost anywhere in the state, a beautiful downtown green, and its own Metro-North station.
- Area
- Shoreline
- Setting
- Shoreline, Suburban
- Price range
- $300K–$500K for entry options; typical homes $500K–$750K
- Often a fit for
- Young professionals, Families, Downsizers
What people love
- Beaches including Silver Sands State Park and Walnut Beach
- Downtown green, harbor, and restaurants
- Metro-North station for New York commutes
Good to know
- Flood zones and insurance along the shore
- Route 1 traffic
- Neighborhoods vary from beach cottages to large colonials
Getting around
I-95, the Wilbur Cross Parkway, and Metro-North at Milford station.
Schools
Milford Public Schools, including Foran and Jonathan Law high schools. Ask Joe for the latest school information, or check the Connecticut EdSight data portal.
Thinking about Milford?
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Also worth a look
- West HavenA shoreline city next door to New Haven, with a long beach and boardwalk, its own Metro-North station, and some of the best value on the water.
- East HavenA shoreline town just east of New Haven with beach neighborhoods, single-family homes, and generally lower price points.
- BranfordA lively shoreline town with a classic green, the village of Stony Creek, and boat tours out to the Thimble Islands.
- GuilfordA historic shoreline town built around one of New England’s great town greens, with colonial homes, farms, and the shore.
Price ranges are general guidance for typical homes, not appraisals. For current SmartMLS sales data in Milford, ask Joe or browse active listings.