Orange

Orange is a town of about 17.4 square miles in New Haven County, Connecticut, incorporated in 1822. It is known for its Boston Post Road retail corridor, the Orange Center Historic District and the annual Orange Country Fair at High Plains Community Center. The town is served by US Route 1, Route 34 and the Wilbur Cross Parkway, with I-95 access nearby.

Orange housing market snapshot

• Median sale price: $640K
• Median days on market: 45
• Sale-to-list price: 101.8%
• Homes sold above list price: 67.7%

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

Places to know in Orange

• Boston Post Road (US 1) retail and dining corridor
• Orange Center Historic District, with the Stone-Otis House and The Academy museum
• High Plains Community Center, home of the Orange Country Fair
• Field View Farm
• Case Memorial Library
• Yale West Campus, on the Orange-West Haven line

Getting around

• US Route 1 (Boston Post Road) and CT Route 34 (Derby Turnpike)
• CT Route 15 (Wilbur Cross Parkway) and CT Route 152, with I-95 access nearby
• No rail station in town

Orange resources

• Town of Orange official website
• Orange Public Schools and Amity Regional School District 5

Buying or selling in Orange?

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 Orange listings below, or call or text Matt at (203) 913-3698 for a free market analysis of your home.