About Beacon Falls

About 30 miles north of the coast, Beacon Falls, Connecticut, lies on the Naugatuck River in southwestern Connecticut. With a population of just over 5,000, this small town prides itself on being the birthplace of the friction-strike match, which was invented here in 1834 by Thomas Sanford and sold for just $10. Located in New Haven County, Beacon Falls provides great schooling opportunities for children and is only about 15 miles north of the city of New Haven. Those looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent here will find that this town will make you will welcome and open into your new hometown. Beacon Falls offers many options for those who wish to commute to larger cities for work but still wish to live in a place with a smaller and more intimate population. Beacon Falls has a relatively low unemployment rate, below the national average, and Beacon Falls is an easy distance from major employment centers like Fairfield, Greenwich and Stamford. There are several parks in the area and a few lakes will offer fishing, water skiing, boating and more options in the summer months. Those looking for an apartment for rent or a house for rent here will find a welcoming community in a great location.

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