Coventry, Connecticut Relocation Guide

Population: 10,063 Located in Tolland County

Coventry, Connecticut

Welcome to historic Coventry! Incorporated in 1712, Coventry is "the gateway to Northeastern Connecticut's Quiet Corner". Spread over a 37 square mile area, our semi-rural town of 10,900 offers historic sites, a herb farm, a vineyard, antique shops, two public beaches and a boat launch on Coventry's lake, as well as pleasant places to eat and relax.

Welcome to Bolton!
Whether you have a growing business, a growing family, or both, Bolton offers you an excellent opportunity for development. A Town For all Seasons, Bolton was incorporated in 1720 and can be reached by I-384 and U.S. Routes 6 & 44. Commercial and industrial sites located along these routes have easy access to New England and New York.

While we are a suburban community with rural character and New England charm, we are committed to helping you establish and grow your business in Bolton. Bolton's location close to Hartford provides an opportunity for your business to draw on a large labor force of skilled workers.

For your growing family at home and at work, recreational opportunities abound in our area. The Connecticut shoreline is only an hour away while Cape Cod and many ski slopes are an easy 2.5 hour drive away.

In Bolton, your family will benefit from one of the finest school systems in the state. The ethnic, economic, and occupational diversity of your neighbors ensures a rich cultural experience for your family while the concentration of professionals and executives contribute to a high per capita income for Bolton families.

Tolland County

Whether you're a long time resident, a newcomer, or a visitor just "traveling through, "Tolland County is a very special place. In addition to abundant natural beauty and charming history, the best part of Tolland County is its people. From businesses to community service organizations, educational and governmental institutions, the people of Tolland County are refreshingly down-to-earth and willing to contribute to their neighbors welfare.

Courtesy of the Tolland County Chamber of Commerce

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