Derby Homes for Sale

Despite being the smallest city in the state, Derby, Connecticut, encompasses a vast array of sightseeing opportunities, including gorgeous views of the Housatonic and Naugatuck Rivers, and the lush Greenway Trail. The city is also home to Osbornedale State Park which features the Osborne Homestead Museum, and the four-hundred-acre Kellogg Environmental Center. Other attractions in Derby include O’Sullivan’s Island, Roosevelt Tower Antiques, BAD SONS Beer Company, and The Hops Company.

Incorporated in 1675, this New Haven County community also boasts a historic downtown district with beautiful architecture. It is home to the nationally-known Sterling Opera House which has hosted performers like Harry Houdini. Additionally, Derby is home to the boathouse of Yale University where spring regattas are held. Further contributing to the town’s appeal, it hosts many delightful events and celebrations, such as a tree lighting ceremony in December, Commodore Hull Road Race in November, Concerts on the Green in June through August, and Derby Day in June.

Collectively these incredible features contribute to the desirability of Derby real estate. Real estate in Derby includes varied properties to suit the needs of homebuyers in all seasons of life. More specifically, homes for sale in Derby include attached, semi-detached, and detached options. Likewise, Derby properties vary in age, size, floor plan, and architectural design. Please connect with us as soon you can and we will happily provide more specific information about the currently available properties in Derby, Connecticut.