A classic New England community, Simsbury is filled with lovely neighborhoods, carefully zoned commercial districts and well-preserved natural splendor. Simsbury is one of Connecticut's oldest towns and has been growing tremendously for decades.

Filled with condominium communities, historic restorations, stately traditional homes and graceful contemporaries. Wide meadows with meandering streams, mountain vistas, woodlands and tree-lined neighborhoods provide for enjoyable living.

Sprinkled across the landscape are locally owned businesses, specialty shops, restaurants and full-service shopping centers. The school system provides specialty classes and features a culinary arts program. Also available is continuing educations classes for adults in the evening.

The town maintains 1,600 acres of parks and open land. Simsbury Farms Recreational Complex is the focal point with 235 gorgeous acres including an 18-hole golf course, covered outdoor skating rink, outdoor pool, lighted tennis courts, paddle tennis courts and a fitness trail. The Farmington River offers kayaking and canoeing. The International Skating Center of Connecticut is home in Simsbury and provides training for national and international Olympic champions.

Simsbury state parks include; Penwood State Park, Stratton Brook State Park and Talcott Mountain State Park, featuring the 165-foot Heublein Tower which offers a panoramic view of the stunning community and neighboring towns. Talcott Mountain also has mountain climbing and picnicking areas.