OLD GREENWICH
Occupying the southeast corner of Greenwich and bordering Stamford, this peninsula jutting into Long Island Sound is a charming mix of sweeping waterfront vistas and a pedestrian-friendly town center. Bikes are a preferred mode of transportation, or strolling along Sound Beach Avenue for shopping and dining. The whole area captures the charm of a classic New England seaside town?albeit one with easy access to Manhattan from the Old Greenwich train station. Homes in Old Greenwich are a mix of single-family houses within walking distance of shops and restaurants, gated communities, and elegant waterfront mansions.
Things to love about OLD GREENWICH
Greenwich Point Park, with its sandy beaches and biking trails, is mainly restricted to residents during the summer.
Shops and restaurants along Sound Beach Avenue, known as The Village to locals
A fast 45 minutes from Old Greenwich train station to Grand Central
OLD GREENWICH
The shops along Sound Beach Avenue are known as The Village to locals. The walkable downtown is charming.
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Farmers markets offer an abundance of local produce in season.
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Old Greenwich captures the essence of New England, with the benefit of a short commute to Manhattan.
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Stretches of sandy beaches in Greenwich are free and mainly for residents only in peak months.
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The Old Greenwich train station, built in 1895, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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