Known for its stunning natural beauty, with 32 miles of coastline, and well-manicured estates, Greenwich has long attracted the elite: celebrities, entrepreneurs, financiers, and politicians. It offers a dynamic lifestyle with numerous private country clubs and yacht clubs, in addition to world-class cultural events.
Proximity to New York City with Lower Fairfield County Taxes: Only 45 minutes to Manhattan, the picturesque town enjoys lower taxes than its Westchester County neighbors and some of the lowest rates in the tri-state area.
Good Appreciation Rates: A second home in Greenwich can be a solid investment. Neighborhood Scout rates Greenwich as one of the top 10 appreciating cities in CT since 2000.
Cost: Greenwich's Variety of Price Ranges: Whether you're looking for a $1M home or a $40M estate, Greenwich has something for a variety of clients.
Each community has its own character and offers something different.
Old Greenwich
This chic, charming beach town is home to Tod's Point, one of New England's nicest beaches and a 147-acre park. The charming stores and restaurants along Sound Beach Avenue are favorites of residents.
Greenwich
Greenwich downtown is renowned for its 5 star restaurants and world-class shopping along the iconic Greenwich Avenue. Backcountry Greenwich, with 4 acre zoning, is home to some of the town's finest estates. The private Conyers Farm Association neighborhood, an exception to Backcountry's 4 acre zoning, has 10 acre zoning, equestrian facilities and a world-renowned polo field.
Riverside
Beautiful beaches, parks, boating, fishing and sailing along with a 125-year tradition celebrated at the private Riverside Yacht Club make this sea-faring community a gem.
Cos Cob
A former Impressionist artist colony, Cos Cob is an area rich in art history. Cos Cob Harbor offers abundant opportunities for outdoor activities, including windsurfing, sailing, swimming and fishing.