Brickwalk Village, Farmington CT — Building 16 facade
Actual property photography, Brickwalk Village
The Property

The heart of historic Farmington, reconsidered.

Founded in 1640, Farmington is one of the oldest inland settlements in New England — a town of colonial estates, stone walls, and a village center still anchored by Main Street's 17th- and 18th-century homes. Brickwalk Village sits directly within this storied district: three abutting, tree-shaded properties totaling 2.2 acres, blending original brickwork with a true village layout you won't find in a typical apartment community.

  • Steps to Farmington Town Green
  • 10 minutes to West Hartford Center
  • Minutes to UCONN Health/Jackson Labs
  • Quick on-ramp access to Route 84
  • Ample on-site parking for residents & visitors
  • Situated within the Farmington Historic District
  • Located in the award-winning Farmington Public School District
  • Walkable to shops, cafés, banking, and historic Main Street
  • A true mixed-use village — live, shop, and work in one place

The village, in person.

A first look at Brickwalk Village — the brick facades, quiet lanes, and village character that define it.

Aerial view of Brickwalk Village center, Farmington CT
The Village Center
Old Farmington, Brick Walk Lane street sign
Brick Walk Lane
Aerial view of the Brickwalk Village grounds
On the Grounds
Aerial view of Brickwalk Village along Farmington Avenue
Farmington Avenue
Apartment residence living room at Brickwalk Village
Residence Interior

Property and residence photography courtesy of Amodio & Co. Real Estate.