Why Norwalk?

Norwalk is celebrated for its urban-suburban balance, offering both lively downtown neighborhoods and quiet residential areas. Its coastal location provides scenic beauty, while the city’s affordability compared to neighboring towns makes it attractive to a wide audience.

Quick Facts

• Population: about 90,000 residents.
• Norwalk’s history dates back to the 1600s, and today it is known for its cultural diversity and dynamic economy.
• The city encompasses multiple unique neighborhoods, each offering its own lifestyle and character.

Location & Accessibility

Norwalk sits along Long Island Sound, bordered by Westport, Wilton, New Canaan, and Darien. - Transportation is convenient via I-95, the Merritt Parkway, and multiple Metro-North stations, making it a commuter-friendly location.

Recreation & Nature

• Norwalk offers extensive waterfront amenities, including Calf Pasture Beach and Sherwood Island State Park nearby.
• Recreational opportunities also include museums, aquariums, and marinas, making it a destination for families and visitors alike.

Culture, Shopping & Dining

• The city is home to a thriving arts scene, with venues like the Wall Street Theater and the Maritime Aquarium.
• South Norwalk (SoNo) is a popular destination, offering eclectic dining, shopping, and nightlife.

Education & Living

• Norwalk Public Schools provide a range of options, while nearby private schools expand educational opportunities.
• Housing options range from affordable apartments and condominiums to luxury waterfront properties.