Welcome to Greenwich, CT — a prestigious coastal town on the Gold Coast of Fairfield County, where classic elegance, natural beauty, and world-class amenities meet. With a sophisticated downtown, outstanding schools, scenic shorelines, and lush parks, Greenwich offers a refined lifestyle with both community warmth and metropolitan proximity.
Miles of coastline with beautiful public beaches like Greenwich Point (Tod’s Point), Byram Beach, and Island Beaches.
Elegant downtown shopping and dining along Greenwich Avenue (“The Ave”) with boutiques, cafés, galleries, and luxury retailers.
Rich cultural scene: the Bruce Museum, the Bush-Holley House, the Greenwich Historical Society, and frequent arts, musical, and theatrical events.
Extensive outdoor & recreational options: water sports, scenic parks, trails, and numerous private and public clubs.
Top-rated school system, high community involvement, excellent local services.
Greenwich’s lifestyle combines prestige with ease. Mornings may begin with a walk along the shoreline or a coffee downtown; afternoons with social or outdoor pursuits like tennis, sailing, or exploring local parks; evenings tend to be elegant but comfortable. The town balances privacy — expansive homes, tree-lined avenues, secluded sections — with bustling areas (restaurants, shops, cultural centers). Commuters appreciate that you can be in NYC in about an hour by train, while residents revel in quiet neighborhoods and natural beauty.
Dining: An enviable mix — from high-end restaurants to casual coastal fare. Some favorites include Elm Street Oyster House, L’Escale, and Mediterraneo.
Shopping: Greenwich Avenue is the heart of luxury retail in town. Boutiques, design stores, galleries, and specialty shops contribute to a world-class shopping experience.
Entertainment: The Bruce Museum, Capitol Theatre, historic sites, and seasonal local festivals. Beaches and parks offer laid-back entertainment, while private clubs and yacht/boat facilities appeal to outdoor and leisure-focused residents.
Relax at Greenwich Point Park (Tod’s Point) for beaches, walking trails, views of the sound.
Explore the Bruce Museum to enjoy art, science, and history exhibits.
Walk or shop on Greenwich Avenue.
Visit historic sites like Bush-Holley House in Cos Cob.
Spend time at the local club scene, parks, or try water activities along the Sound.
Greenwich Public Schools are well respected throughout Connecticut. The town has several elementary schools, multiple middle schools, and Greenwich High School. There are also numerous private school options and preschool programs. Families often cite school quality, resources, and community engagement as major advantages.
Predominantly town water and sewer
Area: 67.2 sq mi total (≈ 47.8 sq mi land, rest water)
Population: 63,518
Households: ~22,271
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