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Located just south of the Massachusetts border, and east of the Connecticut River, Enfield boasts a colorful past. Enfield was named and incorporated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1683 and annexed to Connecticut in 1749. The town is noted for its early Shaker Community, a tremendous carpet mill industry, and an equally impressive gunpowder production industry in the 1800's. Today Enfield is home to many national and international companies. Please visit the Town of Enfield website at www.enfield.org to learn more about the town, its services and history.
Easy Access & Privacy
Today Enfield is a thriving community of over 45,000 people located eighteen miles from Hartford and eight Miles from Springfield, Massachusetts. Shopping Malls, restaurants, recreation facilities, medical facilities and a full array of commercial services are located within 2 miles of the Autumn Fields Development. Yet Autumn Fields is nestled in a very beautiful and private setting next to a 43 acre conservation area with woods and ponds. The new Senior Center is located directly across the street from Autumn Fields and it is a showcase for activities and services. Opportunities abound for a very wide range of activities and the facilities are new and second to none. There are rooms for billiards, crafts, computers, exercise equipment and classes in everything from tai chi to painting. Opportunities for learning, leadership, and volunteerism are numerous. Please click on the Senior Center link at www.enfield.org to see what this facility has to offer.
Autumn Fields is also directly across the street from the Enfield Police Department's Public Safety Complex and the fire department is approximately one mile away. The combination of easy access, convenience to services, and privacy in a beautiful setting, is unequaled in the Greater Hartford Area.
