Homes for Sale in East Windsor, CT
A Connecticut River Valley town split between the historic mill village of Broad Brook and the riverside village of Warehouse Point, East Windsor offers a mix of established housing and easy access to I-91 and the Hartford area.
Homes We've Sold in East Windsor
A sample of homes Boynton Realty has listed and closed in East Windsor, CT.
77 Thrall Road
East Windsor, CT 06016
115 Wells Road
East Windsor, CT 06088
137 Windsorville Road
East Windsor, CT 06016
Living in East Windsor
East Windsor is a Connecticut River Valley town of about 26 square miles, incorporated in 1768, settled originally for the flat, fertile farmland along the river. That agricultural history (particularly shade tobacco) is still visible in the landscape even as the town has filled in with suburban housing.
Neighborhoods and villages
- Broad Brook
- Warehouse Point
- Melrose
- Scantic
- Windsorville
Broad Brook, a 19th-century mill village built around the Broad Brook Company's textile mill, carries its own ZIP code and postal name, so listings there are addressed "Broad Brook," not "East Windsor." Warehouse Point, on the Connecticut River, uses the East Windsor postal name. Melrose, Scantic and Windsorville are smaller, less formally defined sections.
The housing stock
A mix shaped by that village pattern: roughly 70% of occupied units are owner-occupied, lower than the fully suburban towns we serve, which tracks with Broad Brook's historic mill-village multi-family housing sitting alongside newer single-family subdivisions elsewhere in town.
Getting around
Route 140 crosses the Connecticut River into town and meets both I-91 and Route 5, which is the main north–south corridor. Hartford is roughly 14 miles.
Drive times are approximate and assume light traffic.
Water and sewer
Connecticut Water serves parts of town, and the town also operates its own Hunt Water Treatment Plant; which applies to a given address depends on location. Sewer is town-run: East Windsor's Water Pollution Control Authority operates a town-owned treatment plant and collection system with ten pumping stations. Outside those served areas, expect private wells and septic.
Service varies by address — always confirm for a specific property.
Around town
- Broad Brook Historic District, centered on the former mill
- Scantic River State Park
- The Connecticut Trolley Museum, on the East Windsor/Warehouse Point line
- Windsorville Pond
Worth knowing
East Windsor was a center of Connecticut River Valley shade-tobacco farming; some tobacco operations, like Mulnite Farms on Graham Road, have been in continuous operation since the early 1900s.
Property taxes in East Windsor
FY2026–27, set on the October 1, 2025 grand list.
Connecticut assesses property at 70% of market value as of the town's last revaluation — East Windsor's was the 2023 grand list, so the figure above is illustrative rather than a quote for any specific home. Vehicles are taxed at the same rate as real estate here, since it sits below the statewide cap. Below the state vehicle cap, so vehicles are taxed at the town rate. Two small fire districts add to the real estate/personal property rate only: Broad Brook Fire Department adds 1.93 mills and Warehouse Point Fire District adds 2.27 mills. Verified against Connecticut OPM's official statewide mill rate dataset (drawn from town certifications).
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East Windsor Real Estate FAQs
What is the property tax rate in East Windsor, CT?
East Windsor's mill rate is 26.64 for FY2026–27, set on the October 1, 2025 grand list. Connecticut assesses property at 70% of market value, so a home assessed on a $350,000 basis would owe roughly $6,527 a year. Assessments reflect the town's last revaluation rather than today's market, so check the specific property's assessment for an exact figure.
Can Boynton Realty help me buy or sell a home in East Windsor, CT?
Yes. Boynton Realty is a local Central Connecticut brokerage serving East Windsor and the surrounding communities. Whether you're buying your first home or selling, Kristyn and the team can guide you — call (860) 798-2103 or request a free home valuation.
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