About Seymour

About 20 miles from the coast in the southwestern region of the state, Seymour, Connecticut, is a town of over 15,000 that was a booming mill town in its heyday. The town has adapted to modern days since the closing of the mill but has maintained its historic charm and many buildings and residences are strong reminder of the town's past. The downtown area's brick sidewalks, old-fashioned street lamps, Victorian buildings (known as "painted ladies") and classic stores will remind those searching for a house for rent or an apartment for rent here of the town's rich past.

Seymour is located on the Waterbury Branch of the New Haven Line of the Metro-North Railroad, providing transportation options to those looking to commute outside of the town for work. But there are many job opportunities within the town. The Kerite Company, which produces coated cable and wire, New Haven Copper, and the Haynes Brothers Construction Company are major employers here. The Keith Mitchell Forest gives those seeking a house for rent or an apartment for rent 229 acres of land to enjoy. The Culture and Arts Commission organizes an outdoor summer concert series and you can also find the historic Strand Theater and a 12-screen movie theater complex here.

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