About East Hampton

Located right on the south end of Lake Pocotopaug, a 512-acre lake and one of the largest bodies of water in the state, East Hampton, Connecticut is a quaint community of over 13,000 located just south of the center of the state. East Hampton provides a high-quality public education for children in the area. It often is called “Belltown USA,” named for Bevin Manufacturing, a bell company that has been in the town for decades. New residents to this area seeking a house for rent or an apartment for rent will also find the famous Comstock Covered Bridge that crosses the Salmon River here.

Middlesex County, where East Hampton is located, is ranked first in the state for its per capita income, and because of the broad tax base the area draws from, it has been able to expand and develop. Two public libraries serve this town as well as two history museums and several parks. Hurd Park, which sits on the banks of the Connecticut River, provides recreational activities like hiking, fishing, skiing, and more. Newcomers in this area in search of a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find this picturesque town a great place to call home.

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