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Groton Estates
Minutes to Pfizer, Electric Boat, Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun, Golf Courses, Small Airport, Beach, and More...M/C & Visa Accepted
Groton CT, 06340
Groton Townhouses
Come join the Groton Townhouse community and feel at home. Charming townhomes on quiet, tree-lined street. Beautifully finished hardwood floors. Private front and rear entry in each unit. New doors and windows recently installed! Free Heat, Hot Water, Expanded Basic Cable TV, Internet Included with Rent!. Just two minutes to Electric Boat and Pfizer, Naval Base and Highways.
Groton CT, 06340
Long Meadow Landings
Great location...Open floor plans...Immediate occupancy available...
Groton CT, 06340
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Groton, CT
Overview of Groton
Located in southeastern Connecticut, Groton is a seaside city with regional appeal. As one of the leading towns in the area, Groton offers residents a small-town feeling with big-city amenities. Groton has approximately 10,000 residents who enjoy a high quality of life on the beautiful waterfront. Search for Groton apartments for rent, and find one of New England's best kept secrets.
Living in Groton, CT
Groton was first settled by Europeans looking to leave the Massachusetts Bay in 1646. The population increased significantly in the first few decades as the war shipping industry boomed. During World War II, Groton became known as the Submarine Capital of the World when 74 diesel submarines were delivered to the local Navy base. Today, Groton is a regional center for commerce and industry. Residents enjoy beautiful New England shorelines and many historical attractions that make the city a popular tourist destination. With a notable location on Long Island Sound, apartments in Groton are home to those looking to take advantage of the city's outstanding recreational facilities, uncongested streets and easy access to other Connecticut towns. Groton boasts a diverse population of residents from many different cultures, making the city an ideal place to raise a family.
Groton Attractions and Special Events
The Submarine Force Library & Museum is one of Groton's biggest attractions. As the home of the USS Nautilus, the museum houses the nation's finest collections of artifacts related to submarine heritage. The city is also home to many beautiful outdoor recreation areas including Bluff Point State Park, Avery Point Lighthouse and Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park. Groton hosts the Connecticut Wine Festival, which features the tastes of local New England wineries. Residents of all ages are welcome to the event, which is hosted by the Connecticut Wine Trail on Goshen Fairgrounds.
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