Once known as a farming town and supplier of much of New York's produce, Greenwich is now known for its cosmopolitan attitude and world-class shopping, dining, arts, recreation as well as for its easy proximity to New York City via public transit.
The hub of economic activity and the seat of town government, Central Greenwich is highly walkable and offers a diverse landscape that ranges from tiny, winding streets to spacious enclaves of luxury homes
Known for Its historic downtown, reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell island retreat, Old Greenwich combines proud Connecticut tradition and modern living. With a walkable downtown, celebrated public parks and a sprawling coastline, it offers a healthy mix of activity for any resident
Originally a community for farmers, fisherman and oystermen, Riverside's abundance of waterfront access, combined with an easy commute to Manhattan, make it a great place to settle down
Four-and-a-half square miles in area, Cos Cob is an elegant community perched between the Long Island Sound and the Mianus River. It is also a walker's paradise, as everything from mom-and-pop restaurants to the treasured local library is a delightful stroll away
If you close your eyes and picture Greenwich, you ’ re most likely thinking of the Backcountry. Winding, tree-lined roads. Spacious acres Once the location of sprawling historic estates, the land is now a destination for stunning mansions with modern amenities.
A residential community with an industrial past, Glenville is revered for its beautiful homes and down-to-earth feel. Its name refers to the community’s unique landscape – a narrow valley winding along the Byram River
Byram is having a moment. Over the past decade, growing families and Manhattan transplants have fallen for the area ’ s laid-back charm and vibrant shopping districts. Head to the community for beautiful homes in walking distance of some of the town ' s best restaurants and nightlife.
A primarily residential community, North Mianus offers a wide range of amenities including various housing options and two of Greenwich’s eleven public elementary schools: North Mianus School and the International School at Dundee
The Central Greenwich area offers a wide range of residential opportunities, from apartments and condominiums to mid-country homes, back-country estates and the exclusive waterfront properties in Belle Haven and Mead Point.
Commuting from Central Greenwich to Manhattan takes as little as 50 minutes to just over an hour via the Metro-North Railroad.
Central Greenwich is where you will find the main Greenwich Library, Bruce Museum, Greenwich Hospital and many other town institutions.
Central Greenwich is home to the Greenwich International Film Festival, held every June to promote socially conscious filmmaking, and the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra
Four-and-a-half square miles in area, Cos Cob Is an elegant community perched between the Long Island Sound and the Mianus River It Is also a walker's paradise, as everything from mom-and-pop restaurants to the treasured local library Is a delightful stroll away.
Roughly 30 miles from Manhattan, trains from Cos Cob to Grand Central generally range from 50-65 minutes.
From rivers to restaurants, accessibility Is at a premium In Cos Cob Whether walking or rowing, residents don't have to go far to enjoy themselves
The historic Bush-Holley House became famous as the residence and studio of the renowned Cos Cob School of American Impressionists, which included Elmer MacRae, Childe Hassam and John Twachtman
Originally a community for farmers, fisherman and oystermen, Riverside's abundance of waterfront access, combined with an easy commute to Manhattan, make It a great place to settle down.
Easily-accessible trains travel from Riverside to Grand Central In less than an hour.
Aside from beautiful waterfront views, residents enjoy gourmet markets, quaint dining experiences and convenient proximity to neighboring towns like Old Greenwich
Known for Its historic downtown, reminiscent of a Normal Rockwell Island retreat, Old Greenwich combines proud Connecticut tradition and modern living With a walkable downtown, celebrated public parks and a sprawling coastline, It offers a healthy mix of activity for any resident
Local trains from Old Greenwich are 60 minutes to Grand Central Express trains can take as little as 50 minutes
Colonial-style homes, small-town charm, eight miles of waterfront views
Old Greenwich boasts a tight-knit community filled with welcoming and lovingly maintained parks, beaches and residential neighborhoods.
With sweeping views of Long Island Sound, the Riverside coast is home to the Riverside Yacht Club Established in 1888, it remains the second oldest club of its type in the state.
The historic Bush-Holley House, presently the home of the Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich, became famous as the residence and studio of the renowned Cos Cob School of American Impressionists, which included Elmer MacRae, Childe Hassam and John Twachtman
Greenwich Point Park is a 147 3-acre Town-owned beach and recreation facility in Old Greenwich, CT. Also known by locals as "Tod's Point," it was the former estate of J. Kennedy Tod and many historic buildings still exist in the park. Home to Old Greenwich Yacht Club, there is also a boatyard and a launch for boats and kayaks.
Greenwich Audubon Center stewards seven sanctuaries and private parcels (totaling 686 acres) in Greenwich, including the Main Sanctuary (and Audubon Center) located at 613 Riversville Road. Our center opened its doors in 1943, as the National Audubon Society’s first environmental education center, and has been welcoming visitors and serving as a leader in place-based nature education ever since
Nestled in beautiful backcountry, Greenwich Polo Club was established in 1981 and is recognized as one of the elite high-goal polo venues in the world. Known for its unmatched roster of legendary teams, professional players, and champion equine athletes, fondly known as polo ponies Distinguished families, young entrepreneurs, artists, and well-known personalities are all part of the international dynamic which makes Greenwich Polo Club so unique.
The Bruce Museum is a community based, world-class institution highlighting art, science and natural history in more than a dozen changing exhibitions annually. The permanent galleries feature the natural sciences that encompass regional to global perspectives.
The Greenwich Library system consists of the Main Library and its Byram Shubert and Cos Cob branches. With 1,800 programs and events per year, the Library seeks to serve as the cultural and intellectual crossroads of the community.
Greenwich Avenue eateries include fine dining to casual restaurants, and varied family-friendly options. Several famous chefs that have brought their savory talents to Greenwich, which contributes to the high-quality atmosphere.
The Bailiwick Club
The Belle Haven Club
Boys & Girls Club
Burning Tree Country Club
Fairview Country Club
The Field Club
Greenwich Boat and Yacht Club
Greenwich Country Club
Greenwich Racquet Club
Greenwich Water Club
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Innis Arden Golf Club
Old Greenwich Yacht Club
Mianus River Boat and Yacht Club
The Millbrook Club
Riverside Yacht Club
Rocky Point Club
Round Hill Club
Stanwich Club
Tamarack Country Club
YMCA Greenwich
Babcock Reserve
Bible Street Park
Binney Park
Bruce Park
Byram Park
Christiano Park
Cos Cob Mill Pond
Cos Cob Park
Eastern Civic Center
Grass Island
Great Captain Island
Greenwich Common
Greenwich Point Island Beach
Laddin's Rock
Loughlin Avenue
Mianus River
Montgomery Park
Pemberwick Park
Pomerance/Tuchman
Roger Sherman Park
Sachem Preserve
William Street Park
Glenville/Pemberwick-Glenville Pizza and Sweet Notes Byram-Firehouse Deli and Rosina’s
Banksville-Banksville Pizza and Pasta and Back Country Market and Café
The Bailiwick Club
The Belle Haven Club
Boys & Girls Club
Burning Tree Country Club
Fairview Country Club
The Field Club
Greenwich Boat and Yacht Club
Greenwich Country Club
Greenwich Racquet Club
Greenwich Water Club
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Innis Arden Golf Club
Old Greenwich Yacht Club
Mianus River Boat and Yacht Club
The Millbrook Club
Riverside Yacht Club
Rocky Point Club
Round Hill Club
Stanwich Club
Tamarack Country Club
YMCA Greenwich
Babcock Reserve
Bible Street Park
Binney Park
Bruce Park
Byram Park
Christiano Park
Cos Cob Mill Pond
Cos Cob Park
Eastern Civic Center
Grass Island
Great Captain Island
Greenwich Common
Greenwich Point
Island Beach
Laddin's Rock
Loughlin Avenue
Mianus River
Montgomery Park
Pemberwick Park
Pomerance/Tuchman
Roger Sherman Park
Sachem Preserve
William Street Park
Public Education
Elementary:
Cos Cob School
Glenville School
Hamilton Avenue School
International School at Dundee
Julian Curtiss School
New Lebanon School
North Mianus School
North Street School
Old Greenwich School
Parkway School
Riverside School
Middle:
Central Middle School
Eastern Middle School
Western Middle School
High:
Greenwich High School
Brunswick
Convent
Eagle
Greenwich Academy
Greenwich Catholic School
Greenwich Country Day School
Whitby School
