Pomfret

Pomfret, is a historic and scenic town in The Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor, offering a blend of 18th-century charm and modern-day vibrancy. Incorporated in 1713, Pomfret features rolling hills, stone walls, and winding country roads, along with local shops, restaurants, a winery, and a distillery. Its rural character and commitment to preserving open space and dark night skies make it one of the few places between Boston and Washington, D.C., where stars still shine brightly. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy Mashamoquet Brook State Park, the Air Line Trail, and the Connecticut Audubon Center, while Scenic Route 169 showcases historic homes and landscapes. Pomfret supports strong community values through quality education, annual traditions, and local governance. With respected businesses, a dedicated volunteer fire department, and proximity to cultural attractions, Pomfret offers a high quality of life and a warm welcome to all who visit.