Milford
Beach Town with a Working Harbor
$425,000
Median Home
B+
Schools
27.84
Mill Rate
85 min
NYC Commute
Living in Milford
Milford is a coastal city with a beloved downtown green, the Walnut Beach boardwalk, Silver Sands State Park, and the Connecticut Post Mall commercial district. It bridges the Fairfield and New Haven County markets with more accessible pricing and an authentic beach-town feel.
Highlights
- 17 miles of Long Island Sound shoreline — most in Connecticut
- Walnut Beach and Silver Sands State Park
- Historic downtown green with farmers market and concerts
- Strong commercial base — Subway HQ, Bic, Connecticut Post Mall
- Two Metro-North stations: Milford and Devon
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Homes for Sale in Milford
What Buyers Love About Milford
- Authentic beach-town atmosphere with year-round community
- More affordable than Westport/Fairfield for shoreline living
- Walkable historic downtown
- Strong public school system
- Diverse housing — cottages, capes, colonials, condos
Milford, Connecticut
Milford at a Glance
53,500
Population
$425,000
Median Home
27.84
Mill Rate
B+
School Rating
85 min
NYC Commute
Schools
| School | Type | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Jonathan Law High School | Public | B+ |
| Joseph A. Foran High School | Public | B+ |
| Lauralton Hall | Private | A |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's Milford CT known for?
Milford is known for having the longest shoreline of any Connecticut town, a charming historic downtown green, and the Connecticut Post Mall. It's a popular family beach town.
How expensive is Milford?
Milford is more affordable than Westport or Fairfield, with a median home around $425K. Waterfront homes can exceed $1.5M but inland cottages and capes remain accessible.