North Haven, CT
Buying or selling a home in North Haven
North Haven is the town for people who want to be minutes from New Haven without living in the city. It has strong schools, a busy retail and dining scene along Washington Avenue, and a mix of older neighborhoods and newer developments. I help buyers and sellers here figure out what fits their budget and their life.
About the town
What North Haven is like
North Haven is a suburban town of about 24,000 just northeast of New Haven on the Quinnipiac River. It separated from New Haven in 1786 and has grown into a bedroom community with good schools, parks, and easy highway access.
Market note
North Haven attracts buyers who want more space and better schools than the city offers. Homes move steadily, and the mix of styles means pricing has to be done street by street.
Population
About 24,300 residents (2020 U.S. Census)
Commute
About 10 to 15 minutes to New Haven via I-91, with express bus service as well. It's one of the shortest commutes in the area.
Schools
North Haven Public Schools serve about 3,200 students across six schools, with a strong reputation and a favorable student-to-teacher ratio.
Homes for sale
Browse current listings in North Haven on my Berkshire Hathaway site , or tell me what you're looking for and I'll send you homes as they come up.
Local favorites
Places North Haven residents actually go
A few spots worth knowing when you're checking out the town.
A longtime favorite for breakfast and lunch.
A casual cafe and bar with a loyal local following.
A cozy cafe on Broadway.
A State Street brewery and tasting room pouring a rotating lineup of imports and house brews.
Want more ideas? See what’s happening in North Haven.
Thinking about North Haven?
I know North Haven street by street. Whether you're buying, selling, or just getting oriented, let's talk.