Granby,
Connecticut.
A park stop. A scoop. A new perspective.
A little context. A clearer picture.
Sources & how to read these numbers
Population and year-over-year change: Connecticut Department of Public Health, July 1, 2024 town estimates. Land area: U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb, January 1, 2024 geography. Density is calculated from these population and land-area values, rounded to a whole number. Figures cover the whole municipality, including its villages; density does not measure walkability. These are dated public-data snapshots, not live estimates. Sources checked October 1, 2026.
Spend some time here.
Take a look at Salmon Brook Park, stop at the town green, and explore recreation at the Farmington Valley YMCA. Compare sourced town snapshots or build a day route in the interactive explorer. Population figures describe the whole town; the experience of a specific street, village or home can be quite different.
A closer look around Granby.
Town green
Grassroots Kitchen + Creamery is an anchor for a stop on the green at Park Place. Pair it with your own look around the center.
North Granby
Lost Acres Orchard and Lost Acres Vineyard are separate destinations on Lost Acres Road. North Granby is part of Granby; the town statistics above cover the whole municipality.
A day in Granby.
Salmon Brook Park
Town recreation grounds with ballfields, basketball courts, and a bandshell. Confirm current facilities and access with the recreation department.
The linked town facility guide is an older reference; confirm current programs before a visit.
215 Salmon Brook Street, Granby, CT
Source checked September 22, 2026Grassroots Kitchen + Creamery
The original Granby restaurant and scoop shop on the town green, with indoor and outdoor seating.
4 Park Place, Granby, CT
Source checked September 22, 2026Farmington Valley YMCA
A Granby-based YMCA with swimming, group exercise, and recreation programs serving the wider valley.
Membership and program registration requirements apply.
97 Salmon Brook Street, Granby, CT
Source checked September 22, 2026Lost Acres Orchard
A family farm store and bakery with pies, pastries, breads and take-home foods, plus seasonal porch meals.
This is the orchard and bakery, distinct from nearby Lost Acres Vineyard. Confirm seasonal offerings and porch service.
130 Lost Acres Road, North Granby, CT
Source checked October 1, 2026Lost Acres Vineyard
A North Granby farm winery with tastings, live music and art events. Check the current seasonal calendar.
80 Lost Acres Road, North Granby, CT
Source checked October 1, 2026McLean Game Refuge
A wildlife sanctuary with trails for passive recreation. The main Granby entrance is off Routes 10/202.
The refuge extends into multiple towns. Follow current trail restrictions and notices; bicycles and swimming are not permitted.
McLean Game Refuge, Salmon Brook Street, Granby, CT
Source checked October 1, 2026What people love in Granby.
Enders State Forest
Connecticut State Forest
Tunxis State Forest
Connecticut State Forest
Recognized by: Connecticut State Parks and Forests (DEEP). Places can change hours or close; check before you go. Not paid placements.
Around Granby.
McLean Game Refuge
Salmon Brook Park
Salmon Brook Street Open Space
246 Salmon Brook Street, Granby
Town Open Space
51 Sawmill Road, Granby
Godard Preserve
Mary Edwards Mountain Property
Places from © OpenStreetMap contributors, as of October 10, 2026. Independent spots are favored and national chains are left out. Hours and businesses change, so check before you go. Not rankings or paid placements. Something missing or closed? Let Adrian know.
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Schools & programs
Compare achievement, growth, graduation and available programs in the same reporting year. Verify the school assigned to your exact address with the district.
Open Connecticut EdSightProperty & ownership
Use the town’s assessor, tax collector and planning departments to check the assessment, current tax rate, permits and zoning for a property. Ask about sewer, septic and water service.
Find town departmentsParks & everyday life
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Pair a coffee stop with a walk and a dinner plan. Notice sidewalks, parking and accessibility along your own route; a town-wide density figure cannot tell that story.
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Granby, in perspective.
Single-family homes · September 2026 · SmartMLS-reported activity
Compare last year & understand the numbers
Same month. Same home type.
10 homes went under contract in September 2026. Pending sales are accepted offers, not completed sales.
What this tells you
The median is the middle sale price, excluding concessions. It describes the homes that sold, and a change in the mix of homes can change the median. Year-over-year percentages are the publisher’s rounded figures.
Inventory is a month-end count, not today’s available homes. Days to offer is an average, not a median or time to closing. County and statewide figures come directly from their reports; they are not averages of town medians.
Coverage is activity reported through SmartMLS, which may exclude sales reported elsewhere or outside an MLS. Counties use Connecticut’s eight historical counties, not the nine planning regions. Town reports cover the parent municipality, including villages such as Kensington within Berlin.
Published by SmartMLS / ShowingTime FastStats. Dated public reports, reviewed manually; not a live IDX feed. Independently published reports may differ slightly across geographies. Explore all towns, counties & the state · Own a home in Granby? Follow its market monthly in your home dashboard
Quick answers about Granby
- What is the median home price in Granby, CT?
- The median sale price of a single-family home in Granby was $546,000 in September 2026, from 12 closed sales reported to SmartMLS, 33.2% higher than in September 2025.
- How many homes are for sale in Granby?
- 28 single-family homes were for sale at the end of September 2026, according to SmartMLS.
- How fast do homes sell in Granby?
- Single-family homes that sold in September 2026 took 22 days on average from listing to an accepted offer (SmartMLS).
- What is the mill rate in Granby, CT?
- Granby's mill rate is 34.47 mills for July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 (fiscal year 2026-27, October 1, 2025 grand list, Connecticut OPM), up from 34.21 the year before. On a home assessed at $280,000 (70% of a $400,000 value), that's about $9,652 a year; the actual bill depends on the assessor's value and any district tax.
- How many people live in Granby, CT?
- About 11,751 people (July 1, 2024 estimate from the Connecticut Department of Public Health), up 502 from a year earlier.
- What county is Granby, CT in?
- Granby is in Hartford County, Connecticut (Northern Connecticut).
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Towns near Granby.
- East Granby5.2 miles · homes for sale
- Hartland6.7 miles · homes for sale
- Simsbury6.8 miles · homes for sale
- Barkhamsted7.7 miles · homes for sale
- Suffield8 miles · homes for sale
- Canton8.8 miles · homes for sale
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- Bloomfield9.9 miles · homes for sale
Original place references reviewed September 22, 2026; new places checked October 1, 2026. Each place links to its source and shows its review date. Hours, facilities, access and programs can change. Editorial starting points, not rankings or paid placements. Market statistics use dated public SmartMLS reports; live listings await the approved IDX feed.