Why would you live in Orange, CT? All the best things about Orange Connecticut.

Why would you live in Orang, CT? The town of Orange, CT is centrally located with easy access to New Haven as well as 95 and the Merritt Parkway. Orange, Connecticut has all the great things you love about CT...beautiful homes, a historic green, and access to the Post Rd. Watch my video to find out all the best things about Orange Connecticut.

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I'm Stacy Olson a realtor with The Valentini Team at William Ravies Real Estate and I'm licensed in the state of Connecticut. I mostly specialize in the coastal communities of greater New Haven, but really have been a native Connecticut girl my whole life. I can provide you with everything you need to know about moving to Western New Haven County (Milford, Orange, Woodbridge, Derby, Ansonia, West Haven) and Northern Fairfield County (Danbury, Bethel, New Fairfield, Brookfield, Newtown, Trumbull, Monroe, Shelton, Stratford). I share real estate tips on this beautiful area along with anything from neighborhoods to small businesses to the beaches and local things to do. I love my home state and all it has to offer and want to share it with anyone who is thinking about moving here.

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[connecticutcoastallife]

What do you love about living in Orange?

[Truthteller]

No longer great schools. The superintendent and special education director have ruined it

[maysanatomy]

I just found out a couple days ago we may be relocating here or somewhere in the area. I have never even been to CT so this was a really helpful video for me.

[victorkreitner]

I wonder if people know at one time Paul Newman and his wife Joanne Woodward had a house in Orange CT.

[scottpardee]

I was born and raised in Orange, starting in 1936 went to Grammar school there and went to Hillhouse high school in New Haven, had a newspaper route, and mowed greens at the Orange Hills Country club, all until the early 1960s. My family lived there since the late 1700s. And, indeed, my mother became tax assessor in the 1950s and 1960s. So my links are close and my memories deep. Some of the pluses in this video are wonderful to see and hear about. I would have added that you can attend services in Protestant and Catholic Churches and a Jewish Synagogue, and yes, there are three excellent golf courses. Thank you for sharing this.

[random.ducky.dits]

Well, there's not much bubble tea places... but good school system!

[dbtrains]

A mill rate calculator I looked at showed a property tax rate for a $500, 000 house in Orange at above $11k. Maybe I am misunderstanding something?

[minhhoangnguyen]

how did you do it can you share with me, thank you