Shelton
Corporate Park Meets Riverside Living
$475,000
Median Home
B+
Schools
17.47
Mill Rate
90 min
NYC Commute
Living in Shelton
Shelton straddles the Housatonic River and combines a strong corporate park with residential neighborhoods ranging from downtown condos to wooded hillside homes. White Hills, Huntington Center, Pine Rock, and downtown each have their own character.
Highlights
- Corporate Park with major employers — Sikorsky, Hubbell, Pitney Bowes nearby
- Riverwalk along the Housatonic and Veterans Memorial Park
- Mix of downtown condos, hillside estates, and family neighborhoods
- Route 8 access to New Haven and Bridgeport
- Strong school system across multiple districts
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Homes for Sale in Shelton
What Buyers Love About Shelton
- Below-average mill rate for Fairfield County
- Strong corporate jobs without leaving town
- Mix of housing styles across many neighborhoods
- Active downtown revitalization with new condos and restaurants
- Family-friendly with strong recreation programs
Shelton, Connecticut
Shelton at a Glance
41,500
Population
$475,000
Median Home
17.47
Mill Rate
B+
School Rating
90 min
NYC Commute
Schools
| School | Type | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Shelton High School | Public | B+ |
| Shelton Intermediate School | Public | B+ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why are Shelton property taxes so low?
Shelton has one of the lowest mill rates in Fairfield County (around 17 mills) because of its broad commercial tax base — the corporate park generates significant tax revenue that offsets residential burden.