Greenwich, CT offers the ocean and the countryside, all within a bucolic town the physical size of Manhattan (48 square miles), but with only 60,000 people. Known for its turn of the century mansions, Greenwich has been an escape from New York City for commuters for well over a century. This vibrant, cosmopolitan community retains its historic charm through a citizen-based, old fashioned New England style government.

Often referred to as the "Gateway to New England," Greenwich is nestled between the Long Island Sound, Westchester County, NY, and Stamford, CT. The first Town in CT, for many you need to look no further. Property taxes are the lowest in the region. A mix of public and many private schools are available for all grades. Greenwich Hospital maintains an affiliation with Yale. The beaches, parks, tennis courts, public golf course, symphony orchestra, museum, and historical society are some of the public venues which give the Town character. In addition, there are eight more private country clubs, plus yacht clubs and other places to socialize.

Greenwich homes are situated in waterfront neighborhoods on 1/4 acre lots, up to sweeping estates and horse farms on four, ten, or more acre parcels in the "back-country." A new renaissance of in-town condominiums near the shops and train stations is also underway. No matter what your style of living, Greenwich has the home for you.