Scotland

Scotland, Connecticut is an elegantly understated gem tucked into the Quiet Corner—where rolling farmland, colonial heritage, and intentional living converge. With just over 1,500 residents spread across nearly 19 square miles, this Windham County town offers rare pastoral tranquility framed by centuries of history. From the Edward Waldo House (circa 1715) to the Samuel Huntington Birthplace—home to a Founding Father—Scotland preserves a narrative of legacy and strength, set along the scenic Route 14 corridor where Rochambeau’s 1781–82 march once passed. This is New England as it was meant to be: open space protected in perpetuity, a one-room schoolhouse reborn as the town hall, and a community guided by town meeting governance and universal broadband access. For buyers drawn to authenticity, heritage, and refined rural pacing, Scotland delivers a tailored, Serhant-level experience—quiet, deliberate, and deeply rooted in purpose.