About Coventry

Home of the famous American patriot Nathan Hale, Coventry, Connecticut, is a small northeastern town still brimming with historic remnants. With a population of over 11,000, this rural town also offers multiple recreational outlets. Patriots Park on Lake Wangumbaug provides opportunities for fishing, skiing and other water sports, and is home to a water skiing team and the University of Connecticut’s women’s crew team. Two 18-hole public golf courses provide beautifully landscaped greens for those looking to tee off a few. Those coming here seeking a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find various options in this town. There is plenty to do in Coventry. The Nathan Hale Homestead runs a museum, and the Nathan Hale Ancient Fife & Drum corps holds a performance each summer at the home and travels throughout the area performing. But Hale isn’t the only history here. The Strong-Porter House and the Elias Sprague House also offer historic visits. A one-room brick school house still stands and the Museum of Connecticut Glass also offers informational visits. At the Topmost Herb Farm and South River Herbals & Education Center, visitors can find and learn more about organic herbs. Whether you’re seeking a house for rent or an apartment for rent in this town, you’ll be sure to find yourself fascinated to be surrounded by its rich history.

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