Situated in the Southwest portion of Fairfield County, along Connecticut’s Gold Coast, Greenwich is an idyllic and scenic town bordered by Stamford and White Plains, New York. Named by English settlers after the London borough, the town showcases grand, colonial architecture reminiscent of America’s early days. It also features a highly sought-after Downtown with plenty of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions.
Stamford; Westchester, NY
Metro-North Railroad (Greenwich, Cos Cob, Riverside, Old Greenwich); Interstate 95
Known for its historic, impeccably maintained estates and classic New England architecture, Greenwich also features a variety of residential options—ranging from townhomes and apartments to spacious coastal properties with architecture reminiscent of nearby Norfolk and greater New England. While you won’t find high-rise developments in Greenwich, the area’s diverse architecture and housing options should not be overlooked.
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Greenwich homes offer some of the most beautiful architecture and details. There are antique homes with great millwork and attention to detail as well as super sleek modern homes. There are not really cookie-cutter, mass-produced neighborhoods. The homes were built one at a time, offering unique character and charm.
- Laurie Meyer, Real Estate Agent
The broad range/selection of prices and zoning gives something for everyone. Coastal living, downtown, and estate-style properties are all well-represented.
- Rob Johnson, Real Estate Agent
Homes range from historic to new construction, on the water to back-country, townhouses to apartments, and everything in between. Each house and property is truly unique and offers its own charm and appeal. You can grow and adapt your style and needs all while staying within the same town.
- Lisa Stugart, Real Estate Agent
Tranquil, picturesque, and suitable for all sorts of lifestyles, Greenwich offers a quintessential suburban experience enhanced by natural beauty and cultural and recreational options, all within close proximity to neighboring cities including New York. Greenwich is home to several neighborhoods, each of which offers something unique to residents and visitors alike. Cos Cob, for instance, is known for its wealth of galleries and cultural events that occur throughout the year, while Riverside offers convenient access to the town’s major transportation lines.
I love Greenwich because it has something to offer everyone. To describe Greenwich as a whole, I would say picturesque no matter the season, diverse in its people and lifestyles, and simultaneously modern yet classic.
- Elizabeth Douthit, Real Estate Agent
Greenwich is big enough to satisfy the need for cultural experiences, educational opportunities, and recreational pursuits. The town is over 50 square miles large, yet there is such a sense of community.
- Diddle McAllister, Real Estate Agent
The town is made up of smaller neighborhoods that each have their own feel, defining characteristics, house sizes, and styles. To name a few, Old Greenwich has a tight-knit community and beach feel, Mid-Country has more space but easy access to everything, and downtown has proximity to Greenwich Avenue.
- Cora Lynch-O'Meara, Real Estate Agent
From public beaches and private clubs to an array of green spaces, Greenwich offers plenty of options for outdoor lovers. Local favorites include Tod’s Point for sailing or walking trails, and Bruce Park for tennis courts and playgrounds.
The outdoor options are my favorite thing about living in Greenwich. People ask me if I go away in the summer and I always think: Why would I? I take advantage of being in a town with a beach and numerous water activities. I paddle board, kayak, run, and picnic at the beach on a regular basis. In the winter, I play platform tennis at the Cos Cob courts.
- Laurie Meyer, Real Estate Agent
There are inexpensive town docks, moorings, golf courses and a wide variety of private clubs for many sports and social activities.
- Rob Johnson, Real Estate Agent
Offering a balance of historical and contemporary landmarks and attractions—such as the Bush-Holley House, Bruce Museum, and Weber Fine Art—Greenwich is home to several options for cultural enrichment and exploration.
One of my favorite cultural events is the Greenwich International Film Festival. We are fortunate to have a movie event on par with Sundance and the NY Film Festival. This is an opportunity to see films that are insightful and entertaining and may not go to the big screen.
- Laurie Meyer, Real Estate Agent
The Greenwich Wine and Food Festival each fall, Art to The Avenue in May, and the Greenwich Town Party are incredible.
- Diddle McAllister, Real Estate Agent
Greenwich offers plenty of dining options to appeal to a variety of preferences, ranging from chic French bakeries and bistros to charming pubs. Highlights include Le Penguin, Raphael’s Bakery, Orienta, and Applausi.
It is an embarrassment of riches in this town with SO many wonderful places to eat.
- Diddle McAllister, Real Estate Agent
There are so many good restaurants in Greenwich. Some of my favorites are Meli-Melo for lunch, Doppio for family Italian, Le Penguin for a classic French bistro, Miku for sushi, Versailles for brunch, L’Escale for eating near the water, La Taqueria for casual tacos and margaritas, Orienta for Asian fusion, Mediterraneo for Mediterranean-inspired, and Raph’s Bakery for morning coffee and pastries (across the street from the BHS Greenwich office-come say hi!).
- Lisa Stugart, Real Estate Agent
The nightlife scene in Greenwich is understated but lively, with longstanding establishments like Tony’s at the J House offering a fun atmosphere any night of the week. For a casual scene and long beer list, try Little Pub.
If you are looking for somewhere to grab a drink with friends, there are a number of places you can try. Tony’s at the JHouse has a lively bar scene and is popular every night of the week. On Greenwich Avenue, most restaurants serving dinner have options for wine and cocktail menus. For a casual scene and a long beer list, Little Pub is the answer.
- Cora Lynch-O'Meara, Real Estate Agent
From large retailers to one-of-a-kind boutiques, Greenwich is a dream for anyone looking for elegant fashion or gift options. From Fred Boutique to Richards and Threads and Threads, Greenwich is home to plenty of locally owned shops. Plus, designer brands and department stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Vineyard Vine, and Hermes are found here.
My favorite shopportunites are along Greenwich Avenue. I dont know if it is the people watching or the actual merch that is my favorite part!
- Diddle McAllister, Real Estate Agent
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