Connecticut adult classifieds on erosradar
Connecticut packs coastal suburbs, old industrial cities, and wooded hill towns into a small state between New York and Boston. Commuter households, college towns, and estate sales in older homes make for a varied secondhand market with plenty of antiques.
Cities and regions in Connecticut
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Bridgeport
5 listings
Connecticut's largest city, Bridgeport grew as a manufacturing port on Long Island Sound in Fairfield County.
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Eastern Connecticut
3 listings
At the mouth of the Thames River in southeastern Connecticut, New London neighbors Groton's submarine base and the Mystic shoreline.
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Hartford
24 listings
Hartford, the capital on the Connecticut River, has long been known as an insurance center surrounded by suburbs.
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New Haven
5 listings
New Haven grew around Yale on Long Island Sound and is known for its colonial green and distinctive thin-crust pizza.
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Northwest Connecticut
5 listings
Northwest Connecticut is the rural Litchfield Hills country of small towns, lakes, and Appalachian Trail woods.
Living in Connecticut
Region: New England
Weather and seasons
Snowy winters and humid summers are standard, and nor'easters can bring heavy snow or coastal flooding. Snow blowers, generators, and air conditioners all see seasonal demand.
Work and industry
Insurance and finance, defense manufacturing including jet engines and submarines, healthcare, and universities are major employers. Proximity to New York means many residents commute, and moves in and out of the region are frequent.
Landmarks
- Mystic Seaport
- Yale University campus
- Litchfield Hills
- Connecticut River valley
Buyer and seller tip
Connecticut's Department of Motor Vehicles generally requires a bill of sale along with the title, so write one up with both parties' signatures when buying a car or boat.