Home Values · Fairfield County · Easton, CT
What's your home worth in Easton?
The median home in Easton sold for $980,000 — single-family prices ▲ 0.5% over the past year.
Based on recorded residential sales over the last 12 months (all home types). Source: ATTOM public property records · updated quarterly · as of July 2026.
About the neighborhood
Fairfield County without a downtown
Stone walls, winding roads, and working farms define Easton, a Fairfield County town founded in the mid-18th century that has deliberately kept its rural character. There is no traditional downtown: the Easton Village Store and local farm stands do that work instead. Homes are colonials, antique farmhouses, and larger modern estates set back among trees and open fields, and preserved open space threads through town, including the Aspetuck Valley Trail for hiking and horseback riding.
Lower Easton offers easier access to neighboring towns; Upper Easton is more secluded, with larger estates; the Aspetuck area follows its river and reservoir. The Fireman's Carnival, the Easton Farm Tour, and seasonal gatherings at Silverman's Farm carry the calendar. The trade-off is real: no walkable commerce, but dark night skies, well-regarded schools, and genuine quiet.
Where Easton sits
The official neighborhood boundary — every sale behind the numbers above closed inside this outline.
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