Roxbury

Roxbury is a rural town in Litchfield County, Connecticut, spread across rolling hills and farmlands. The community sits within the Northwest Hills region and is shaped by natural landscapes and residential areas.

The town was established in 1796 and developed from agricultural settlements into a residential community. This evolution shaped how the place developed within the Northwest Hills region.

The town preserves multiple historic buildings that reflect different architectural styles from Connecticut's rural development over the centuries. These structures shape how the place looks and feels when you walk through it.

The town is best explored on foot or by car, as buildings and landmarks are spread across the rolling terrain. Visitors should take time to experience the natural surroundings and get to know different parts of the community.

The town pursues preservation efforts focused on protecting both natural landscapes and historic structures, maintaining its rural character. These initiatives mean that past and nature coexist in the place today.

Location: Northwest Hills Planning Region

Location: Litchfield County

Inception: 1796

Elevation above the sea: 165 m

Website: https://roxburyct.com

GPS coordinates: 41.55194,-73.30250

Latest update: December 20, 2025 00:13