Meriden

Meriden is a city of about 24.2 square miles in New Haven County, Connecticut, incorporated as a town in 1806 and as a city in 1867. Known as the "Silver City" for its silver-manufacturing history, it is home to Hubbard Park and Castle Craig in the Hanging Hills. Meriden is served by I-91, I-691 and the Meriden Transit Center on the CTrail Hartford Line.

Meriden housing market snapshot

• Median sale price: $350K
• Median days on market: 36
• Sale-to-list price: 103.6%
• Homes sold above list price: 72.4%

Source: Redfin, August 2026. Market figures change every month; for a home-specific analysis, contact Matt.

Places to know in Meriden

• Hubbard Park in the Hanging Hills
• Castle Craig observation tower atop East Peak
• West Peak and Giuffrida Park, with trails and Crescent Lake
• Augusta Curtis Cultural Center
• Solomon Goffe House (1711) museum
• Westfield Meriden shopping center

Getting around

• I-91 and I-691
• CT Route 15 (Wilbur Cross Parkway / Berlin Turnpike) and US Route 5
• Meriden Transit Center on the CTrail Hartford Line and Amtrak

Meriden resources

• City of Meriden official website
• Meriden Public Schools

Buying or selling in Meriden?

Matt Nuzie of REMAX Right Choice was the #1 REMAX agent in Connecticut every year from 2017 through 2025, with more than 900 homes sold across Fairfield and New Haven Counties. Browse current Meriden listings below, or call or text Matt at (203) 913-3698 for a free market analysis of your home.