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Morris Real Estate
Home to Morris Town Beach and the state boat launch, the smaller of the two Bantam Lake towns.
Living in Morris
Morris is the smaller of the two Bantam Lake towns and hosts two real public access points: Morris Town Beach and the state boat launch at 16 Palmer Road, the lake's main place to put a boat in the water. Bantam itself is a natural lake, not a reservoir, so it never drops for the season the way Candlewood does.
How Chelsea Serves Morris
Every Morris listing and purchase gets the same Waterfront Value Audit Chelsea runs on Candlewood: frontage, dock rights, water depth, and shoreline protection, checked before a number is discussed. Bantam's own boating rules, different from Candlewood's, get confirmed rather than assumed.
Morris's Access and Character
Morris Town Beach is a residents' beach, and the state launch at 16 Palmer Road is open to the public. Sandy Beach, the lake's larger public beach, is jointly run by Morris and Litchfield together under a shared commission.
Morris's Housing Market
Lakefront prices in Morris vary widely with frontage, dock rights, and condition, so Chelsea prices each property on current comparable sales for that specific property rather than quoting a general range.
Getting Around
Morris is a small Litchfield County town on Bantam Lake.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Morris on Candlewood Lake?
No. Morris sits on Bantam Lake, Connecticut's largest natural lake, a completely separate body of water with its own rules.
Is the public boat launch actually in Morris?
Yes. The state boat launch at 16 Palmer Road is in Morris, and it's the lake's main public access point.
Is Sandy Beach in Morris or Litchfield?
Both. It's run jointly by Morris and Litchfield under a shared commission, not owned by either town alone.
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