Fall in Litchfield County! We have a plethora of fantastic peeping, leaf peeping that is. And, if you are willing to have some real fun and want to see some of what makes Litchfield County so special in the fall, come on up to Warren, CT this weekend to participate in the 51st annual Warren Fall Festival at Warren Woods! After you have had a wonderful time and you decide that you would like to live in Warren, check out our listing at 6 Countryside Lane in Warren. We are holding an open house on Sunday, October 7th, from 1pm - 3pm. In addition to the amazing eye candy our leaf peeping season is bringing to us, how about the this?Warren Fall Festival, October 6 & 7, 2012 from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Saturday & Sunday (rain or shine) at Warren Woods, 255 Brick School Rd in Warren, CT. Adults a... 10/05/2012

The Warren CT real estate market report for February 2012. Is anything selling in Warren, CT? Warren is a small, rural town in Litchfield County.  The population as of the 2010 census was 1,461 and the town is 27.6 square miles. Plenty of room and not so many people. But those who live there love it, Warren has a deep sense of community. Just ask anyone who lives there! And Warren is beautiful, peaceful, a fantastic place to live! As of today there are 28 single family homes for sale in Warren, CT. average list price: $722,529 median list price: $459,500 average days on market: 231 one foreclosure listed one short sale listed Of the 28 single family homes on the market, 2 are under deposit. average list price: $670,750 average days on market: 233 One home in Warren, CT is in the "pendi... 03/06/2012

Litchfield County History, the Brick School House in Warren, CT has the distinct honor of being the longest continual operating one room school house in Connecticut history! Built in 1784, the little red Brick School House, located on what is now Brick School Rd in Warren Connecticut was called North West School. At the time it was built there were 7 school districts in Warren. The last class to graduate from North West School was in 1924. The building fell into disrepair over the years. In 1963 a Mr. Frank Reinhold purchased the school and donated it to the Warren Historical Society 5 years later, when it was lovingly restored. I was in Warren yesterday looking at homes when I passed by the Brick School House. I couldn't help but stop and take a few photos, it really is a wonderful old... 07/09/2010