About Derby

Derby, Connecticut, finds its claim to fame as the officially smallest town in Connecticut, covering on 5.3 square miles. What this town lacks in size, however, it makes up in character. Derby is a vibrant community found in southwest Connecticut only about 8 miles from the coast where the Housatonic and Naugatuck rivers meet. Transportation access in and out of Derby is readily available, and the town lies on a Metro North railway stop. It is at the heart of the triangle bordered by larger towns – Bridgeport to the south, Waterbury to the north and New Haven to the east – so those just moved in to town looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find commuting an easy option. The Osbornedale State Park is located in Derby, offering outdoor opportunities for residents. With just about 13,000 residents, the town maintains a classic American Main Street, with independently owned and operated businesses anchoring it. The town conducts a concert series both during the winter and summer, and organizes other events throughout the year, like a Halloween parade, an Easter egg hunt and parade, an Old Derby Days Festival and more. Residents seeking a house for rent or an apartment for rent here will find themelves amid the Kellogg Environmental Center, a $1.2 million science facility located in Derby, and the Gilder Boathouse, which provides the home to the rowing team at Yale.

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