79 Congress Ave
Waterbury, CT 06708
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Neighborhood: Brooklyn
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Brooklyn is a residential neighborhood in Waterbury, set within the city’s hilly landscape and shaped by a four-season New England climate, with cold winters and warm summers. Its setting offers a neighborhood-scale feel while keeping central Waterbury’s services and cultural destinations within reach. Nearby, the Mattatuck Museum presents regional art and history, and downtown adds historic architecture and performance venues. Local dining includes casual restaurants and cafés, while shopping options range from neighborhood businesses to larger retail corridors elsewhere in the city. Parks and recreation areas around Waterbury provide outdoor space, and streets connect to city routes for driving and bus travel. For the Brooklyn neighborhood, the median rent is $1,500 per month, with a typical range of $950 to $2,700, based on 42 active listings.
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79 Congress Ave is located at 79 Congress Ave in Brooklyn, Waterbury, CT. The surrounding area includes multiple restaurants and cafes within 2 miles, such as Dunkin', D'Amelio's Italian Eatery, and La Tavola.
The closest hospitals and medical facilities to 79 Congress Ave include Saint Mary's Hospital (0.8 miles away), St. Mary's ER. (0.8 miles away), and NOSS Orthopedics (0.9 miles away).
The schools assigned to 79 Congress Ave include Duggan School and John F. Kennedy High School.
79 Congress Ave is located near 4 grocery stores, including Key Food (0.9 miles) and Save-A-Lot (0.9 miles). Additional shopping options, including TJ Maxx, are approximately 0.9 miles away.
79 Congress Ave is located within 0.7 miles of Post University Downtown, 0.9 miles of UConn - Waterbury Campus, and 1 mile of Yeshiva Gedolah Of Waterbury.








