[Rich Lee]

Originally Posted by Homewood

Cheshire, Orange, and some North Haven homes may have septic and/or well. Make sure you get them tested during the home inspection.

The vast majority of properties in Cheshire are on city sewer/city water.

[Rich Lee]

Originally Posted by JayCT

For $370k I do not think you can get much in Orange. It is an upscale suburb with upscale prices. You would be able to do more in Seymour or other nearby towns. If you have found a home in Orange that you like for this price, then go for it. You might also consider Oxford or even Milford. Good towns with good schools. JMHO Jay

From the statewide MLS...
2 - Under $200,000 (mobile homes)
6 - Between $200,000 and $299,999
21 - Between $300,000 and $399,999
25 - Between $400,000 and $499,999
14 - Between $500,000 and $599,999
3 - Between $600,000 and $699,999
4 - Between $700,000 and $799,999
2 - Between $800,000 and $899,999
3 - Between $900,000 and $999,999
5 - Over $1,000,000

Eighty-five single-family properties (Active, Hubbard, or Continue-to-Show status). Median price - $449,000 (N260632) - 4-bedroom Cape with 2 full baths and a 2-car garage.

[calb]

Thanks to all for the information. I am so glad that I found this forum, it is nice to have a place to ask questions to people who know the areas. I might be back asking more questions, but for now I think I have all my answers.

Thanks again

[SCALUM45]

I live in Seymour. It is an extremely boring town. The HS may be newly renovated but all they care about are their sports. HS is a horrible school. Not challenging at all, do not let anyone tell you otherwise. As a 17 year old teen i can tell you that your son may not enjoy it/get the best education.