Rowayton is a 1.4-square-mile coastal village located in the city of Norwalk and home to a close-knit beach community that enjoys seaside living, outdoor recreation, and ease of access to New York City. A strong sense of community is prevalent in Rowyaton, with an emphasis on local traditions and care for the village.
Darien, Norwalk
Metro-North Railroad (Rowayton)
Once a fishing village, Rowayton boasts well-maintained Cape Cod-style homes and bungalows as well as Victorian and colonial-style homes, some dating back to the 19th century.
Rowayton has New England Charm: beautiful capes and colonials, old mixed with new, and sprawling manicured properties.
- Breda Casey, Real Estate Agent
Truly a coastal community, Rowayton offers a a serene lifestyle. Here, neighbors greet each other, locals enjoy the natural beauty, and community members remain committed to the traditions and culture of the village.
We love the coastal living lifestyle that Rowayton offers. You can see the water every day yet be a quick ride into the city to get your metropolitan fix!
- Breda Casey, Real Estate Agent
Rowayton’s vibe is casual, yet vibrant with something to offer for everyone! Shakespeare on the Sound in Pinkney Park, the Weekly Farmers’ Market and the River Ramble. I definitely wouldn’t miss the Annual Memorial Day Parade with vigorous participation by all age groups!
- Nancy Dauk, Real Estate Agent
There is an endless array of outdoor recreational destinations and activities in Rowayton. Bell Island Bridge is a favorite, and The Norwalk Land Trust's preserved lands—including Farm Creek Nature Preserve—offer plenty of options.
Surrounded by water on three sides, Rowayton is a haven for sailors, motor boaters and kayakers of all ages, as well as runners and walkers who nourish both body and soul with the varied and ample water views. A popular spot is the Farm Creek Nature Preserve with gently swaying grasses, walking trails filled with an abundance of indigenous wildlife and benches to enjoy all that a salt water tidal marsh has to offer. Rowayton’s picturesque coastline has been a source of inspiration for centuries and the seascape has been featured in many famous paintings.
- Nancy Dauk, Real Estate Agent
The Rowayton Art Center and Pinckney Park offer cultural programming for locals, while Norwalk institutions like the Maritime Aquarium, Stepping Stones Museum for Children, and the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion are nearby.
A range of dining options is available in Rowayton, with fresh seafood being a highlight. Rowayton Seafood is a favorite of residents, alongisde staples like Brendan's 101 and Rowayton Pizza.
Sails American Grill offers a lively bar and live music on the weekends, while nearby O'Neill's Irish Pub, B.J. Ryan's, and Troupe429 offer congenial atmospheres and entertainment.
Rowayton’s downtown features a number of locally run shops and merchants, keeping with the area’s relaxed village feel. Rowayton Market is one of the oldest continuously running markets in Connecticut and Seaside Delights is a go-to for local wares and unique gifts.
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