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SHERMAN CT

SHERMAN, CT

Located in the northernmost corner of Fairfield County, Sherman is a charming small town that exudes New England character. With a cozy population of just over 3,500 residents, Sherman is celebrated for its picturesque landscapes, including the scenic Sherman Historic District, and its close proximity to Candlewood Lake, Connecticut’s largest lake. This tight-knit community values quiet, country living while maintaining a strong connection to local traditions and the natural environment. In Sherman, neighbors know each other by name, and the pace of life slows down, allowing residents to savor each season’s unique beauty.

Town Highlights and Things to Do

Candlewood Lake: Enjoy boating, fishing, and lakefront relaxation along the town’s eastern boundary.
Naromi Land Trust: Explore the protected open spaces, which offer miles of hiking trails and wildlife observation.
Jennings Beach: Spend a summer day at this lovely small-town beach, ideal for swimming and picnics.
Sherman Playhouse: Catch a play or musical performance at this historic community theater.
The Old Store & Museum: Learn about local history at this charming museum and gift shop run by the Sherman Historical Society.
White Silo Farm & Winery: Sample locally made wines and enjoy the rustic ambiance of this farm winery.

Community Events and Culture

Sherman School Fair: A beloved annual event featuring games, crafts, and activities for all ages, reflecting the community’s investment in education.
Summer Concert Series: Gather at the town gazebo for evenings of music ranging from classical to contemporary.
Sherman Historical Society Old Store Holiday Gift Sale: A festive event where residents and visitors shop for unique gifts and decorations.
Candlewood Lake Fireworks: A stunning fireworks show over the lake that draws the community together in celebration of Independence Day.

Education

Sherman School: The local K-8 school is known for its excellent educational standards and a strong sense of community involvement.
Regional High Schools: For high school, students attend nearby schools in New Fairfield and other towns, with transportation provided by the Sherman Board of Education.

Transportation:

Sherman’s access to Route 39 and proximity to Route 55 provide easy links to larger towns and cities for commuting and leisure.
Nearby train stations in New Milford, Danbury, and Brewster (NY) offer Metro-North Railroad and HART bus services to New York City and other destinations.

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