Salisbury & Lakeville

Northwest corner town — Hotchkiss School, lakes, and the Berkshires foothills. The town of Salisbury, in Connecticut's far northwest corner, includes the villages of Salisbury and Lakeville and sits on the southern edge of the Berkshires. The town is anchored by the Hotchkiss School (an elite boarding school on Lake Wononscopomuc) and a chain of glacial lakes — Wononscopomuc, Wononpakook, and Twin Lakes. Housing is split between village-core homes in Salisbury and Lakeville centers, lakefront and lake-view homes commanding strong premiums, and hilltop estates on multi-acre lots. The town has a substantial second-home market drawing from New York and Boston, especially around Lake Wononscopomuc. Year-round residents value the small-town pace and the proximity to the Berkshires (Massachusetts state line is minutes away).

Salisbury & Lakeville is best for people who value rural, lakeside, estate. Hotchkiss School on Lake Wononscopomuc Chain of glacial lakes — swimming, sailing, kayaking

Salisbury & Lakeville is dominated by village colonials and lakefront homes. The price tier is upper-mid for Salisbury, with inventory ranging by season. Check current MLS listings on the Nomade Real Estate properties page.

Salisbury & Lakeville reads as rural, lakeside, estate. Locals describe it as: northwest corner town — hotchkiss school, lakes, and the berkshires foothills.