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Lakefront  Home  Danbury, Connecticut

17 Cedar Drive

4 4.0   Sf: 4350 Acres: 0.320

Owner, Homeowner

Unique Candlewood Opportunity!...

Lakefront  Home  Brookfield, Connecticut

61 Kellogg Street

4 3.5   Sf: 5339   Yr: 2006  Acres: 0.750

Barbara Sivba, Broker

Impeccable Lakefront on Pristine Lake Lillinonah...

Lakefront  Home  Brookfield, Connecticut

9 Nicole's Court

4 4.5   Sf: 6428   Yr: 2003  Acres: 3.810

Barbara Sivba, Broker

Stunning Two Home Candlewood Lake Lakefront...

Lakefront  Home  Brookfield, Connecticut

52 S Lake Shore

4 4.0   Sf: 3700   Yr: 2024  Acres: 0.630

Barbara Sivba, Broker

Lake Cottage with Incomparable Views...

Home  Danbury, Connecticut

33-31 Cornell Rd

3 2.0   Sf: 1600   Yr: 1964 

Barbara Sivba, Broker
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Exceptional Candlewood Lake Home...

Lakefront  Home  Danbury, Connecticut

2 Shoreview Lane

4 4.5   Sf: 6295   Yr: 2001  Acres: 2.000

Barbara Sivba, Broker

Discover Your Dream Lakefront home in the luxury Candlewood...

Lakefront  Home  New Fairfield, Connecticut

31 Deer Run

4 4.0   Sf: 4739   Yr: 2015  Acres: 0.350

The incredible views of Candlewood Lake are sure to be a year...

Home  Brookfield, Connecticut

54 Indian Trail

5 5.0   Sf: 3361   Yr: 2005  Acres: 0.480

[ONE OF A KIND] This house has it all. Located in the desired...

Home  Sherman, Connecticut

21 Holiday Point Road

4 4.0   Sf: 4854   Yr: 1987  Acres: 1.980

This lovely move-in-ready 4 bedroom colonial is nestled between...

Home  New Fairfield, Connecticut

47 Linda Lane

4 3.0   Sf: 2854   Yr: 2003  Acres: 1.000

Welcome to this beautiful 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom Colonial home...

Home  New Fairfield, Connecticut

18 Peaceful Drive

4 3.0   Sf: 2158   Yr: 1975  Acres: 2.210

Lake community living with beach access, views, and floorplan...

Home  Brookfield, Connecticut

16 Candlewood Acres Road

4 2.0   Sf: 1980   Yr: 1958  Acres: 0.250

Move in condition home nestled in the cul-de-sac of a quiet but...

Home  Brookfield, Connecticut

13 Tommys Lane

3 2.0   Sf: 1988   Yr: 1983  Acres: 0.810

Charming condo with endless potential, with in walking distance...

Condo  Brookfield, Connecticut

37 Prange Road 37

2 2.0   Sf: 1105   Yr: 1978 

Build your 3/4 BR dream home on this lovely approved 1.4 acre...

Lot  New Milford, Connecticut

6 Acorn Lane

Acres: 1.440

This exquisite waterfront home on Candlewood Lake offers prime...

Lakefront  Home  Brookfield, Connecticut

30 South Lake Shore Drive

4 5.0   Sf: 4552   Yr: 2019  Acres: 0.190

If you're looking for a warm and inviting home surrounded by...

Home  , Connecticut

55 Knollcrest Road

3 3.0   Sf: 2725   Yr: 1967  Acres: 1.180

Classic Center Hall Colonial updated and meticulously maintained...

Home  Danbury, Connecticut

31 Corn Tassle Road

4 3.0   Sf: 3284   Yr: 1991  Acres: 1.100

Stunning views of Candlewood Lake!! A great opportunity set on a...

Home  Danbury, Connecticut

114 40 Acre Mountain Road

2 3.0   Sf: 1760   Yr: 1937  Acres: 0.450

Discover an unparalleled opportunity to experience serene living...

Home  Danbury, Connecticut

42 Pine Trail

1 1.0   Sf: 612   Yr: 1952  Acres: 0.220

Barbara Sivba: Candlewood Lake Real Estate Agent Info

Bringing Buyers and Sellers Together Successfully is our mantra at "The Sivba Team " at Coldwell Banker. 31 years as the "go to" agents for Lakes Candlewood and Lillinonah in CT. Specializing in Waterfronts, Luxury & Unique Properties and more! Offering extensive knowledge of the lake markets & servicing all your real estate needs! Less than 90 minutes to NY City! Come for a tour by land or lake! WE OPEN DOORS TO CLOSED SALES!!!!

Candlewood Lake Information

Candlewood Lake is the largest lake in Connecticut, located in the western part of the state, surrounded by five towns New Fairfield, Danbury, Sherman, New Milford and Brookfield. . The lake covers approximately 5.6 square miles and features about 60 miles of shoreline. It was created in the 1920s by the damming of the Housatonic River and has since become a popular recreational destination. Only 60 miles from Manhattan. The counties of Sherman, Brookfield, New Fairfield, and New Milford all lay claim to portions of Candlewood Lake’s mostly wooded shoreline.

Lake Candlewood photo

Fishing
Candlewood Lake is known for its diverse fish population, making it a great spot for anglers. Common species found in the lake include:

- Largemouth Bass
- Smallmouth Bass
- White and Yellow Perch
- Northern Pike
- Pickerel
- Trout (including stocked trout)
- Catfish
- Sunfish (including Bluegill)

Fishing is allowed year-round, but specific regulations regarding seasons, sizes, and creel limits should be checked with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) for the most current guidelines.

Boating
Candlewood Lake is a popular destination for boating, with numerous activities available:

- Types of Boats: You can use a variety of watercraft on the lake, including motorboats, sailboats, jet skis, kayaks, and canoes.
- Launch Sites: There are public boat launches, such as the Danbury Town Park and several marinas around the lake, where boaters can easily access the water.
- Speed Limits: There are specific boating regulations, including speed limits and no-wake zones, particularly near marinas and residential areas.
- Safety: It is essential to adhere to safety regulations, including having personal flotation devices (PFDs) for all passengers and following all navigational rules.

Recreational Activities
In addition to fishing and boating, Candlewood Lake offers a variety of recreational options:

- Swimming: Many areas around the lake have designated swimming spots.
- Hiking: There are trails nearby that offer scenic views of the lake and surrounding areas.
- Picnicking: There are parks and picnic areas along the shore, making it a great spot for family outings. Submerge yourself in the lake’s underwater realm, scuba diving through the abandoned streets of a boomtown long since forgotten. It’s not every day you can grab a bite to eat on land, and then take a leisurely stroll some 40 feet deep in water!

Environmental Conservation
Candlewood Lake is managed for both recreational use and environmental preservation. It is vital for visitors to respect local wildlife and waterways, including adherence to environmentally friendly practices while fishing and boating to prevent pollution and preserve the lake's ecosystem.

Best Times to Visit
Candlewood Lake is popular in the summer months for boating and fishing. However, fall offers beautiful foliage views, and spring is great for fishing as fish are more active. Each season provides unique opportunities for visitors to enjoy the natural beauty and recreational offerings of the area.

If you are planning to visit, be sure to check local resources for any permits required for fishing or boating, as well as for any specific events and activities that may be happening at the lake.

Lake Candlewood photo

Candlewood Lake’s long winding shore is dotted by sandy beaches, lakefront properties, resorts, and other recreation facilities. It’s even fortunate to host several notable golf courses. The Candlewood Valley Country Club is one such area course that has garnered the proud reputation of pairing its engaging and challenging holes with views that inspire every player to drive the ball just a little farther. The country club also serves you after your winning game, satisfying your appetite at the inviting restaurant found at the 18th green. If you’d like to live on a Candlewood Lake golf course, visit GolfHomes.com for Connecticut golf properties for sale.

Lake Candlewood photo

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!

Are Jet Skis permitted on Candlewood Lake? Yes
Can you Swim in Candlewood Lake? Yes
What is the Water Quality at Candlewood Lake? Excellent
What is the Average water level variance at Candlewood Lake? About 1 foot
Are Boat Docks permitted at Candlewood Lake? Yes
Are Power Boats permitted at Candlewood Lake? Yes
What is the Lake Depth at Candlewood Lake? 85' deep at its deepest point, averages about 30' deep. '
What are the Nearby Cities to Candlewood Lake? New Fairfield, Sherman, New Milford, Brookfield & Danbury all border the lake with lakefront communities. Towns close to the lake include Ridgefield, Bethel, Newtown.
What is the Closest Airport to Candlewood Lake? Westchester County Airport is 30 minutes away, LaGuardia Airport is approximately an hour away.
What are the Building restrictions at Candlewood Lake? Per individual towns.

Candlewood Lake
Fishing Information

Local communities revere the lake as a premium source of power and entertainment—just ask any area angler! Most will tell you that it’s the finest fishing spot in the state, finding proof in the records set, and upheld, by incredible Candlewood Lake catches. If you have your heart set on wrangling yourself a trophy-worthy trout, this is the lake to hunt. And the bass fishing is just as fruitful; each year, more than 100 bass tournaments are held on these waters. You also won’t be disappointed fishing for varieties like crappie, walleye, catfish, sunfish, perch, and shad. In 1941, the record was set for the largest walleye in the state, and it continues to stand today.

Lake Candlewood photo



Candlewood Lake
Boating Information

With an impressive 5,420 acres of open water to explore and call your own, don’t waste any time getting to the business of making waves on Candlewood Lake. In fact, you won’t have any difficulties at all since the water’s edge is graced by ten strategically placed marinas for your convenience. Lake homes for sale enjoy access to these marinas and boat launches without sacrificing privacy for handiness, as the thick cover of forest serves as a natural buffer to the outside world. Set off in your rented or owned powerboat, Jet Ski, or pontoon, and rejoice in all there is to experience from the surface.

Lake Candlewood photo