Real Estate Market Data for Easton, CT provided by Dagny Eason of Dagny's Real Estate
Silverman's Animal Farm
Silverman's Animal Farm in Easton, Connecticut is a wonderful place for the whole family. A local gem, this quaint farm attracts visitors from towns all over! Whether you wish to spend a day strolling through apple orchards or feeding some animals at the petting zoo, you can guarantee you will have a memorable experience.
The petting farm has a variety of farm animals including llamas, goats, alpacas, emus, pigs, sheep, and even long-horn cattle! There is even some food you can purchase for them at the farm store. The year-round farmer's market is also a great place to purchase either natural produce, or some delicious baked goods. Silverman's Animal Farm truly has something for everyone.
Number of Sales in Easton - Last 3 Years
Average Sales Price in Easton - Last 3 Years
Months of Inventory in Easton - Last 3 Years
Months of Inventory or Absorption Rate
The months of inventory or absorption rate is the rate at which homes are selling in a specific area. The fewer months that home are available, the better the market is from the seller's point of view. A buyer's market is when the prices are driven down due to the market being saturated with available homes.
Easton, CT
- Population: 7,400
- Median Resident Age: 40
- Estimated Household Income: $135,055
- Average House or Condo Value in 2012: $646,665
(These statistics are estimates.)
The most recent ranking of the nation’s high schools published by U.S. News & World Report distinguished Connecticut with 11 gold medal schools, 24 silver medal schools, and 4 bronze medal schools. Of the top 10 best high schools listed, half were in the 26th district. Weston, Ridgefield, Wilton, Joel Barlow, and Staples High School were recognized.
