Why Greenwich?

Greenwich is widely recognized as one of the most affluent towns in the United States. Greenwich attracts residents for its sophisticated lifestyle, excellent schools, and proximity to New York City. It offers a mix of coastal beauty, historic estates, and vibrant community life, making it one of the most desirable addresses in Fairfield County.

Quick Facts

• Population: about 63,000 residents.
• Settled in 1640 and officially part of Connecticut since 1656, Greenwich has a rich history rooted in commerce and culture.
• The town covers approximately 67 square miles, with nearly one-third consisting of scenic waterfront and open space.

Location & Accessibility

Greenwich borders Stamford to the east and New York State to the west and north, with Long Island Sound to the south. - Transportation is convenient with Metro-North service from multiple stations, direct access to I-95 and the Merritt Parkway, and close proximity to major airports.

Recreation & Nature

• The town is known for its scenic beaches, including Greenwich Point (Tod’s Point) and Byram Beach, as well as Island Beach and Great Captain Island.
• Dozens of parks, including Bruce Park and Binney Park, provide abundant outdoor opportunities for residents.

Culture, Shopping & Dining

• Greenwich Avenue is the heart of upscale shopping and dining, featuring luxury boutiques and fine restaurants.
• Cultural institutions such as the Bruce Museum, historic sites, and social clubs enhance the town’s cosmopolitan appeal.

Education & Living

• Greenwich Public Schools are highly regarded, with Greenwich High School serving as the flagship.
• The town also offers many prestigious private schools, and its real estate ranges from historic estates to modern waterfront properties.