Featured Torrington CT Real Estate for Sale
| Address | Beds | SqFt | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 1393 TORRINGFORD STREET $105,500 - MLS # G648471 Property Listing Details | 2 | 1112 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 408 CLEARVIEW AVENUE $174,700 - MLS # G649735 Property Listing Details | 4 | 2335 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 139 BROOK STREET $59,900 - MLS # G647388 Property Listing Details | 2 | 1036 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 67 MOORE DRIVE $136,900 - MLS # G651667 Property Listing Details | 2 | 1232 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 300 SYCAMORE DRIVE $264,000 - MLS # G628498 Property Listing Details | 5 | 2585 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 118 COLE STREET $125,000 - MLS # G646261 Property Listing Details | 3 | 1385 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 80 COLIN DRIVE $214,000 - MLS # G639969 Property Listing Details | 3 | 2500 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 290 ROOSEVELT AVENUE $159,900 - MLS # G638408 Property Listing Details | 4 | 1976 |
 | TORRINGTON, CT, 30 RED OAK HL $259,900 - MLS # G640007 Property Listing Details | 4 | 2128 |
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Torrington CT Homes At a Glance
| (as of 5/24/2013) | Active | List Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Property Type | Listings | Lowest | Average | Highest |
| Single Family | 277 | $39,900 | $186,759 | $995,000 |
| Condos/Co-op | 115 | $39,900 | $120,703 | $274,900 |
| Multi-Family | 54 | $43,900 | $130,744 | $325,000 |
| Lot / Land | 45 | $8,800 | $213,867 | $3,400,000 |
| Rental | 53 | $550 | $1,075 | $3,000 |
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The largest community in Litchfield County, Torrington, is enjoying a strong revitalization of its downtown and retail shopping districts. This former mill town on the Naugatuck River provides a wealth of employment and cultural possibilities to all of its residents.
Torrington's heart is its downtown, where it features new landscaping, sidewalks and paths at Coe Park.The Warner Theatre, a 1,704-seat art-deco theater that opened in 1931 as a first-run movie palace by Warner Brothers Studios, is now home to The Nutmeg Conservatory for the Arts, where it trains world-class ballet dancers. A community arts group purchased the old theater, saving it from demolition in the 1980s and restored the interior in 2002. Some of the world's finest performers are presented there now.
Torrington housing ranges from traditional single-family homes to more contemporary structures and condominiums in villages like Burrville, Drakeville, Newfield, Torringford, West Torrington and Wrightville.
Students can attend one of five elementary schools, and continue on to the middle and high schools, where the district offers a full assortment of services for all grades. A vocational technical school, Oliver Wolcott Technical High School serves students from surrounding towns. Torrington has many thrilling cultural and seasonal activities. Two weeks before the Christmas holiday, there is an enchanting Christmas Village open to the public at no cost. A Summer Arts Festival is hosted every year for a week. Members of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, The Torrington Twisters, entertain large crowds during the summertime at Fuessenich Park. At the Hotchkiss-Flyer House Museum displays a sample of earlier town life, it also includes collections of glass, porcelain and several pieces of work by American painters.
Burr Pond State Park provides picnic tables, hiking trails and a swimming hole, and John A. Minetto State Park has cross-country skiing trails for wintertime and a fishing pond.
Wildlife sanctuary with over 60 acres, Indian Lookout offers a stunning display of mountain laurel, which is the Connecticut state flower. Many residents enjoy the numerous parks the city has to offer.