Enfield Homes For Sale

Enfield Homes For Sale

Enfield homes for sale are not only known for being great values in the regional market, but also for being graced by rich American tradition that dates back to the 17th century.  Originally inhabited by the Pocomtuc tribe, the town was incorporated in Massachusetts in 1683.  In 1749, a lawsuit concerning a land surveyor's error changed Enfield's state from Massachusetts to Connecticut.  Within the confines of Enfield, one can find the property of an old Shaker village; one of only 19 in the entire eastern half of the country.  The group of religious purists practiced celibate communal living and frugal/simple lifestyles.  The sect became unpopular however, and eventually disbanded.  The remains of this property can be seen today on Shaker road.  Enfield homes for sale will offer you ownership of an important part of New England's history!

Many notable residents have graced Enfield with their presence, including the president of the YMCA, Jeremiah Allen, Staind bassist Johnny April, actor John Ashton, Film producer Kevin Foxe, and Sports Illustrated Columnist Peter King.  There are plenty of historical sites to visit here in town also, including The Strand theatre (popular in the 40s and 50s) and the Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company.  You'll find that Enfield Homes for sale are conveniently place, as Enfield straddles both Connecticut and Massachusetts. 

As far as location goes, it doesn't get any better than Enfield homes for sale.  Bradley international is about 20 minutes away, as is the Buckland Hills Mall, Hartford, Springfield, Manchester and Holyoke.  Come and visit Enfield homes for sale today, and find out for yourself why this town is one of the more coveted destinations in the region.  Your dream home is waiting, and you preferred realtor Brian Burke is waiting to help you find it.  For more information on Enfield homes for sale, please call Brian Burke at 860-798-3272 or email brian.burke@cbmoves.com.

12 Dartmouth Street Enfield CT 06082