*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Stamford ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Redding, CT. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Stamford, Connecticut in Fairfield County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Stamford.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Fairfield county include:

Aqua Vista,   Aspetuck,   Belle Haven,   Berkshire,   Bethel,   Botsford,   Branchville,   Bridgeport,   Brookfield,   Brookfield Center,   Byram,   Candlewood Knolls,   Candlewood Orchards,   Candlewood Pines,   Candlewood Shores,   Cannondale,   Cedarhurst,   Compo,   Cos Cob,   Danbury,   Darien,   Dodgingtown,   Dolphin Cove,   East Village,   Easton,   Fairfield,   Georgetown,   Glenville,   Greenfield Hill,   Greens Farms,   Greenwich,   Hale Court,   Hattertown,   Hawleyville,   Hollywyle Park,   Hunting Ridge,   Huntingtown,   Knollcrest,   Lordship,   Lyons Plain,   Melville Village,   Mianus,   Miry Brook,   Monroe,   Murray,   New Canaan,   New Fairfield,   Newtown,   Nichols,   Noroton,   Noroton Heights,   North Greenwich,   North Mianus,   North Wilton,   Norwalk,   Obtuse Hill,   Old Greenwich,   Oronoque,   Owenoke,   Palestine,   Palmers Hill,   Pemberwick,   Plattsville,   Ponus,   Pootatuck Park,   Putney,   Redding,   Redding Ridge,   Ridgebury,   Ridgefield,   Ridgeway,   Riverbank,   Riverside,   Riversville,   Rock Raymond,   Rock Ridge,   Rocky Glen,   Round Beach,   Sandy Hook,   Sanfordtown,   Saugatuck,   Saugatuck Shores,   Shady Rest,   Shelton,   Sherman,   Snug Harbor,   South Wilton,   Southport,   Stanwich,   Stevenson,   Stratfield,   Stratford,   Talmadge Hill,   Titicus,   Toilsome Hill,   Tokeneke,   Topstone,   Trumbull,   Tunxis Hill,   Upper Stepney,   West Redding,   Weston,   Westport,   Wilton,   Wilton Center,  

 

Or have a look at other Connecticut counties including:

Hartford,   Litchfield,   Middlesex,   New Haven,   New London,   Tolland,   Windham,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Stamford, CT?
Then read on!

One major historical event that took place in Stamford, Connecticut was the Battle of Stamford in 1779 during the American Revolution. British troops led by General William Tryon attacked the town and burned many homes and public buildings. The Patriots fought back, and despite being outnumbered and outgunned, were able to hold off the British for several hours before ultimately surrendering. The battle lasted for about three hours and resulted in the loss of many buildings and lives on both sides. It is considered a significant event in Stamford's history and is commemorated with a historical marker at the site of the battle.