Historic Farmington Village, Connecticut

A storied village, quietly reimagined for New England living.

Brickwalk Village pairs luxury residences with a curated collection of shops, cafés, and offices — set among the brick facades and tree-lined lanes of one of Connecticut's oldest and most distinguished towns.

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10Historic Buildings
2.2Acres in the Village Center
9Luxury Apartment Homes
1640Farmington, Settled
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“The village of pretty houses.”
George Washington, on passing through Farmington
Brickwalk Village, Farmington CT — Building 16 facade
Brickwalk Village2 High St. · 757 & 767 Farmington Ave. · Brickwalk Lane
Actual property photography, Brickwalk Village
Our Story

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.

It is a five-minute walk to the center of Farmington, ten minutes to West Hartford Center, and moments from Avon and Historic Unionville — with quick access to Route 84 for those commuting to Hartford and beyond.

  • Situated within the Farmington Historic District, on the National Register of Historic Places
  • 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
Real Photography

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.

Residences

Luxury apartment living, village-style.

One and two-bedroom homes with the comforts you want, in a neighborhood you'll love walking around. Availability is limited — join the waitlist to be first in line.

One bedroom apartment living room at Brickwalk Village
One Bedroom

The Farmington

A bright, efficient one-bedroom layout with a fully-equipped kitchen and in-unit washer & dryer — perfect for village living.

Pet-FriendlyW/D In-UnitWalk to Shops
Two bedroom apartment bedroom at Brickwalk Village
Two Bedroom

The High Street

Spacious two-bedroom homes with room to spread out, generous closets, and the same walkable village setting.

Pet-FriendlyExtra StorageOn-Site Parking
A Closer Look

Inside the residences.

Dining area at Brickwalk Village
Dining Area
Living and dining space at Brickwalk Village
Living & Dining
Bathroom at Brickwalk Village
Bathroom
In-unit washer and dryer at Brickwalk Village
In-Unit Laundry

Residence photography courtesy of Amodio & Co. Real Estate.

Shops, Services & Offices

A tenant mix built for everyday village life.

From your morning coffee to a healthy smile to your Saturday errands — Brickwalk Village keeps it all within a short walk.

Banking & Financial Services

Webster Bank

Full-service branch banking right in the village center.

 Bakery & Café

Hartford Baking Company

Scratch-made breads, pastries, and coffee — the village's favorite morning stop.

 Direct Primary Care

Sycamore Health

Personalized direct primary care from two independent, patient-first clinicians.

 Medical Aesthetics

Modern Glo

Medical Aesthetic Skin Studio offering injectables, laser, and skin rejuvenation treatments.

 Handbags, Accessories & Jewelry

joy | susan

Handbags, scarves, and jewelry from the New Britain-based designer, since 1972.

 Custom Picture Framing

Farmington Frame Co.

The region's go-to custom framer for over 20 years, with a huge in-stock selection.

 Dental Practice

Brickwalk Dentistry

Comprehensive family, cosmetic, and sedation dentistry led by Dr. Kumar.

 Employee Benefits Brokerage

Triangle Benefits, Inc.

A boutique brokerage crafting custom employee benefit plans for area businesses.
Counseling & Clinical Training

Intentions Counseling

Individual, couples, and family therapy with specialties in trauma, parenting, and grief.

Hand & Occupational Therapy

The Vault Wellness

Hand-crafted occupational and hand therapy paired with holistic wellness guidance.

 Educational Services

Children's Dyslexia Centers

Free tutoring for children with dyslexia, a charity of the Scottish Rite Freemasonry.
Nutrition Counseling

Sue Gebo, MPH, RD, CD-N

Consulting nutritionist in private practice, specializing in weight management, diabetes, and general wellness.

Pest Control Services

Green Pest Control

Family-owned, third-generation pest management serving the Farmington Valley since 2017.
5 Brick Walk Lane, available retail and office space, current condition
Now Leasing

5 Brick Walk Lane

A rare retail/office opportunity right in the village center — an open, flexible shell ready for your build-out, with front and rear patios and main + lower level space.

  • 400 SF Main + 400 SF Lower
  • 93 Parking Spaces
  • 26,000+ Cars Per Day
  • Signalized Intersection
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Brickwalk Village tenant location map

Brickwalk Village tenant map — Amodio & Co. Real Estate

The Farmington Valley

Landmarks and leisure, all within a short drive.

Farmington has drawn admirers since the 18th century — a National Historic Landmark district of Colonial Revival estates, art collections, and Yankee tradition, alongside some of the valley's finest sporting clubs.

Hill-Stead Museum, Farmington CT
National Historic Landmark

Hill-Stead Museum

A 1901 Colonial Revival estate designed by Theodate Pope Riddle, one of America's first women architects. Its rooms hold a celebrated Impressionist collection — Monet, Manet, Degas, and Cassatt — and its Sunken Garden hosts an annual poetry festival.

The Farmington River winding through autumn forest in morning light
Since 1640

The Farmington River

The river that gave the town its name and its rich floodplain soil, running through wooded banks that turn brilliant gold and crimson each fall. The old Farmington Canal right-of-way is now the Farmington River Trail, a favorite for morning walks, running, and biking along the water.

Stanley-Whitman House, Farmington CT
Circa 1720

Historic Main Street

The Stanley-Whitman House anchors a 275-acre historic district of some 115 colonial buildings — many still homes, some now museums, all part of the daily backdrop of village life.

Polo match, Farmington Valley
Summer Saturdays

Farmington Polo Club

An 80-acre equestrian facility on Town Farm Road hosting hunter/jumper and polo events, with exhibition matches held most Saturdays from June through September.

Golf course in the Farmington Valley
Est. 1892

Country Club of Farmington

One of Connecticut's oldest golf clubs, designed by noted architect Devereux Emmet. Tree-lined fairways and rolling greens give it the character of a century-old northeastern links course.

Miss Porter's School on Main Street, Farmington CT
Est. 1843

Miss Porter's School

A private school occupying much of the village center since 1843, whose alumnae include Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Lilly Pulitzer — a quiet marker of Farmington's long-standing character.

Dining Nearby

  • Hartford Baking Co.On-site
  • Fork & FireFarmington Ave
  • Tunxis TavernVillage Center
  • Five Corners Bistro & Craft BarFarmington Ave
  • Butchers & BakersFarmington Ave
  • Sally's ApizzaFarmington

Shopping & Errands

  • Webster BankOn-site
  • Sanford & HawleyFarmington's oldest shop
  • The Shops at Farmington ValleyRt. 44, Canton
  • Westfarms Mall160+ stores
  • West Hartford Center10 minutes
  • Historic UnionvilleMinutes away
Find Us

Right in the village center.

Brickwalk Village

Brickwalk Lane, Farmington, CT 06032
(also addressed as 2 High St. & 757/767 Farmington Ave.)

  • 5 minutes to Farmington town center
  • 10 minutes to West Hartford Center
  • Minutes to Avon & Historic Unionville
  • Quick on-ramp access to Route 84
  • Ample on-site parking for residents & visitors
Call 860-840-1929
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