Redding

Nestled in the scenic hills of Fairfield County, Redding is a historic Connecticut town celebrated for its vast open spaces and tranquil, rural character. Often referred to as the “Vermont of Connecticut,” it features an abundance of preserved parklands, scenic hiking trails, and the beautiful Saugatuck Reservoir. The community prides itself on top-rated public schools, a rich colonial history—including Putnam Memorial State Park—and a peaceful, low-density residential environment. It offers an idyllic, private escape for residents while remaining within commuting distance of major corporate hubs and New York City.