Eight neighborhoods. One town. Know the place before you settle.

The Avenue, commerce, most walkable

Greenwich Avenue anchors this neighborhood: restaurants, shops, commuter rail, and the commercial heart of town. The most walkable part of Greenwich.

Harbor village, residential

Quieter than downtown with its own Metro-North stop. A harbor-edge neighborhood with strong local identity and shorter commuter parking lines.

Dense residential, family-anchored

One of the most in-demand residential areas. Its own commuter station, the YMCA, and proximity to both Cos Cob and Old Greenwich.

Waterfront village, Tod's Point access

Village-scale neighborhood at the water's edge. Closest resident access to Tod's Point, with its own commuter station and a walkable center.

Northwest residential, larger lots

Suburban residential northwest of downtown. No direct Metro-North station — most residents drive to Greenwich or Cos Cob station.

Estate lots, rural scale, privacy

The most rural part of Greenwich. Large lots, estate homes, and quiet — with a fully car-dependent lifestyle and no rail access.

Southwest village, Byram Park, waterfront

Southwest Greenwich with its own park, beach, and community. More accessible than the town's center, with a strong neighborhood identity.

Mid-town residential

Mid-Greenwich residential neighborhood, centrally located between downtown and the eastern villages. Quiet and established.