Connecticut Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Trumbull, Connecticut

Population: 35,872

Located in Fairfield County

With "Pride in our past, faith in our future," the town of Trumbull is a safe and healthy community that continues to preserve its sound and healthy economy. Residents and businesses enjoy a high quality of life in our community, recognized by major regional and national publications as among the best places to live. Trumbull's unemployment rate is well below state and national averages. Rich in history and with carefully planned development, Trumbull has become the place to be.

The large majority of Trumbull's housing is single family ranging in price from $300,000 to over $1,000,000, on properties ranging from quarter-acre to full acre lots. There are attractive condominium units in central locations and Stern Village, the town's senior housing development, offer sought-after housing alternatives. Neighborhoods abound throughout the community making Trumbull a wonderful place to raise a family. A strong selling point for the Trumbull community is the proximity to services. We have a park system and open space that is the envy of many towns, two outdoor pools, numerous athletic and tot parks and even a dog park. Two major shopping centers with major national retailers are within our borders and two major hospitals are just minutes away.

Education has always been Trumbull's drawing card. Our own public schools consistently get top ratings and, at the elementary level, the six schools are well distributed so each is almost a neighborhood school. Our high school marching band was recently had the honor of playing at the inauguration of President Obama. Trumbull schools are in excellent condition, and this year, we will start a significant High School renovation. The town also offers two unique regional high schools: The Agricultural and Biotechnology High School (with special programs affiliated with Yale), and the regional Performing Arts High School. In addition, the town hosts two private elementary schools, one private high school, and a private school for K-12. Fairfield University, Sacred Heart University, the University of Bridgeport, and Housatonic College are all nearby. The Trumbull Library is an exceptionally active part of our community. We also have more than 20 churches and a synagogue.

Preserving our land and the environment is in high priority for us. Trumbull has more than 1,600 acres of preserved open and recreational space, which represents among the most reserved space per capita in the state. Outdoor recreational opportunities include the 18-hole Tashua Knoll's public golf course and the 9-hole, par-33 executive Tashua Glen public golf course, 20 recreational parks, more than 20 tennis courts (many lit for night play), basketball and volleyball courts, two public and two private natural swimming areas, one indoor and two outdoor swimming pools, two sprinkler park areas, a BMX bike track, hiking and bicycle trails, tot lots and playgrounds, and numerous lacrosse, baseball and soccer fields used by youth as well as adult recreational leagues. In 1989 Trumbull was proud to become the winner of the World Little League Championship. Our active arts council sponsors cultural programs, and an annual arts festival, as well as free outdoor concerts throughout the summer. Trumbull has a nature and arts center, a town youth association, and a senior center. Shopping is great in Trumbull! Besides the Trumball Mall, anchored by major department stores, there are conveniently located shopping centers in town. Neighboring towns offer museums, theaters, concerts and major sporting events within a short driving distance.

Trumbull offers excellent opportunities for both work and play. Its residents have a strong sense of community spirit, pride, and service. We are actively involved in preserving Trumbull's land, its character, its financial strength, its excellent education, its environment, and our wonderful cultural, recreational, and social opportunities.