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Vernon has 10,130 parcels and 306 owners who mail out of state

Straight from the Connecticut CAMA and parcel layer, the state's own assessor file. Owner name, property address, owner mailing address, town use description, acreage and assessed values. Check any row against the Vernon assessor.

Pulled from the source on 2026-09-06
Straight from the Connecticut CAMA and Parcel Layer (statewide). Not a reseller's copy, not a normalised aggregate. We publish the date we pulled it because nobody else in this category does. Compare that against any competitor's page and see if you can find one.
10,130
Parcels in the town
6,163
Single family
306
Owner mails out of state
$245,006
Average assessed value

Where the owners are

Mailing address

  • Inside Connecticut9,749
  • Another state306

10,057 parcels (99.3%) carry an owner mailing address. 10,057 carry an owner name.

Top states outside Connecticut

  • MA65
  • NY58
  • FL55
  • CA18
  • TX15
  • NJ15
  • NH11
  • ME9

What the parcels are

Property classParcelsShare
Single family6,16360.8%
Condominium1,84318.2%
Everything else8228.1%
Two to four family and multi-unit5685.6%
Vacant land3433.4%
Commercial and industrial3003.0%
Farm and agricultural180.2%

Connecticut has no standard statewide use code. Each of the 169 towns writes its own description, so we normalize them into these classes and ship the town's original wording on every row as well.

What is missing, before you buy

Statewide: the Connecticut file carries no owner mailing ZIP at all. Not for this town, not for any of them. You get mailing street, city and state. If you presort your mail you will need to append ZIPs yourself. We would rather tell you that here than have you find it after you pay.

The Vernon file

Every parcel in the town with the fields above. Filter it however you want: single family, vacant, condo, multi-unit, or owners who mail out of state. CSV, same day.

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