75 West Ln, Ridgefield, CT 06877

RIDGEFIELD Repeatedly rated the Number One town of its size by Connecticut Magazine, Ridgefield beautifully blends the best of small-town living with sophisticated amenities not usually found outside of urban centers. Settled in 1708 and a battle site in the American Revolution, this richly historic Colonial town is the quintessence of New England in appearance and ambiance. Its scenic wooded hills encompass 35 square miles in area, contain approximately 22,000 people and are ruled by a Town Meeting form of government. Writers like Eugene ONeill and Maurice Sendack, musicians, artists, sculptors, executives and people of many diverse occupations have all called Ridgefield home.Educational and Cultural FacilitiesTop rated in the State of Connecticut, the public school system is the compelling attraction of Ridgefield, which is served by six Elementary Schools, two Middle Schools and one High School. The Keeler Tavern, a circa 1713 landmark with Revolutionary War cannonball still embedded in a corner post, is now a nationally recognized museum. The nearby Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, the Performing Arts Center, a symphony orchestra, artists guild and performing arts workshop also enhance Ridgefields active cultural life.Recreational FacilitiesShopping is a pleasure in Ridgefield, where a wide variety of service-oriented specialty stores and antique shops are housed in historic structures. Modern mega-stores are conveniently located in town, also. A town-owned 18-hole golf course, town beach, recreation center with first class gym, organized programs, indoor and outdoor pools, and an outdoor ice rink afford extensive recreational opportunities. Outdoor activities include horseback riding, trail hiking, picnicking and enjoyment of Ridgefields lakes and Weir Farm, a national park.TransportationRidgefield is situated sixty miles from Manhattan. Route 7, passing North/South through its eastern area, connects to Interstate Routes 95 and 84. The Harlem line of Metro N