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In southwestern Connecticut on the Connecticut-New York border, Wilton is a wooded, suburban area with plenty to offer its residents. Gorgeous landscapes, dog-friendly community parks, nature trails, golf courses, great schools, and local restaurants all reside in Wilton’s borders. Visit the Wilton Historical Society to learn more about your potential new home, or visit Weir Farm, a national historic site on the north end of town. The farm was the home and studio of America’s most beloved Impressionist, J. Alden Weir, and brings people from all over to admire its historical significance.

Wilton offers public transit with the Metro North Railroad with access to Grand Central Terminal in New York City in just 50 miles, giving residents easy access to all that New York City has to offer. Wilton has unbeatable local restaurants like Orem’s Diner, opened in 1921. More great restaurants, grocery stores, and retail shops can be found along US-7, running straight through town.