Welcome to Weston
A private, woodsy area with sprawling nature and a thriving arts community
Weston, Connecticut, is a quaint and quiet community with very little traffic that borders the Connecticut River and Saugatuck Reservoir. Wilton, Easton, and Westport border Weston in southwest Connecticut. Initially founded as an agricultural community, this affluent suburb has a beautiful ecological network of woods, streams, and rivers. In a turn of fortune, Weston's lack of railroad access has effectively preserved the natural environment.
What to Love
- Quiet, secluded community close to nature
- Quality schools
- Laid-back lifestyle
- Walking trails in a nature preserve
- Sister township to Westport offering beach rights to all beaches
Local Lifestyle
The lifestyle in Weston is idyllic. Residents enjoy the peaceful, uncrowded countryside, rights to Westport beaches, and a small-town atmosphere. Here, you can be surrounded by the beauty and temperament of the great outdoors. Its scenic location and affluent community have made Weston an attractive destination.
Newcomers to Weston find the town slow-paced and picturesque. Anyone can enjoy its beautiful wooded areas, which make Weston a popular summer spot. The lifestyle in Weston is so different from the hustle and bustle of a city. With two-acre zoning for most of the town, it doesn't feel crowded or congested. The community is welcoming and packed with fun family gatherings.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Milestone is a neighborhood gathering place that has live music and serves dishes made from scratch with bold flavors.
Wire Mill Saloon & Barbeque is a relaxed dining space with a country flair that serves BBQ dishes smoked right on site, stews, sandwiches, and cornbread.
Lunchbox is a casual eatery with a central location that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Lily’s Market is a bright space with groceries, fresh produce, prepared meals, a custom salad bar, and an extensive deli. Don’t miss the sandwiches!
Things to Do
Lachat Town Farm is a 42-acre farm located on the Juliana Lachat Preserve near Devil’s Den. The farm features animals, gardens, open meadows, and an educational facility that provides community events and programs.
Devil’s Den Preserve is the largest in Connecticut, with 1,800 acres of land and wildlife. The preserve features many aquatic habitats and species, woodlands, wetlands, and valleys, and offers hiking and wildlife observation.
Weston residents can access amenities at
Longshore, including golf and tennis, and enjoy discounted pricing for a seasonal pass to Westport beaches.
Weston Arts is a nonprofit organization that promotes and showcases the arts through scholarships and the betterment of school art programs and community arts. Weston also holds many
community events, such as the 4th of July celebration, Lachat Farmers Market, Garden tours, music in the meadow, spring barn dance, Memorial Day 5K, and more. You can also enjoy swimming at Bisceglie Park.
Schools
Weston Public Schools serve the Weston community with the convenient school road, where all the schools are located. The district is a caring and supportive education system that empowers students to achieve success and cultivate character. The administration quickly becomes well-versed with its students, similar to a private school environment.
Public schools:
- Hurlbutt Elementary School, grades K–2
- Weston Intermediate School, grades 3–5
- Weston Middle School, grades 6–8
- Weston High School, grades 9–12
Private schools:
