Established in 1830, the affluent town of Avon was originally part of Farmington and today it is a community filled with residential, cultural and business opportunities.

Avon's real estate features protected woodlands and spacious lots. There are large traditional homes and a variety of contemporary styles as well as condominiums and apartments.

The commercial center of Avon located on route 44 has a diverse selection of restaurants and retail establishments. Within the center the Avon Marketplace, has trendy clothing and gift shops, and restaurants. Old Avon Village has a charming collection renovated, well-preserved colonial shops.

Avon's school system offers exceptional educational opportunities. Approximately 95 percent of Avon's students go on to higher education. The beautiful soccer Fields at the Meadows are used by Avon's students as well as Avon Old Farms School.

Avon is known for cultural growth and the development of the arts. The Farmington Valley Arts Center is where a multitude of talented artists have their studios and teach classes.  Avon's modern science center and a busy public library attests to the culture of Avon. Paul Howard's Valley Music School has been teaching students of all ages for 37 years.

Joggers, walkers, Rollerblade enthusiasts, bicyclists and cross-country skiers enjoy the abandoned Boston and Maine rail line the town has a nearly five mile section of the 40 mile Farmington Valley Greenway.

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