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With a community so rich in history and culture, it is no wonder that so many people choose Old Greenwich when looking for homes in the New York metropolitan area. For those interested in relocating to Old Greenwich, the real estate market is brimming with gorgeous Greenwich homes and investment opportunities. Properties for sale in Old Greenwich include condominiums, townhouses, and single family homes, as well as vacant land/lots for custom homebuilding in Greenwich. The Old Greenwich real estate market showcases finely renovated historical homes, as well as brand new homes that are designed to blend right in with the area’s most charming period architecture. Some of the most desirable properties in Old Greenwich are those lining the eight miles of the neighborhood’s gorgeous coastline along Greenwich and Stamford Coves. Waterfront homes in Old Greenwich typically offer stunning views, luxury design features, accommodating outdoor living spaces and docks for unlimited water access. And for the homebuyer looking to downsize, Old Greenwich condominiums and townhouses offer affordability, convenience, and zero to low maintenance living, as well as many stylish amenities such as pools, clubhouses, fitness facilities, and more. No matter what you are looking for—a cozy starter home or a Colonial waterfront estate—the Old Greenwich real estate market has what you need to start your life in this charming Greenwich neighborhood. Come and see for yourself why so many people love to call Old Greenwich, CT their home.
The neighborhood of Old Greenwich is located in southeast Greenwich, Connecticut, adjacent to the city of Stamford. Part of an ever growin... Read more
In 1640, two members of the New Haven Colony—Daniel Patrick and Robert Feake—purchased the land that would become Greenwich from local Nativ... Read more
The vision of the Manhattan skyline is one that comes to mind most often when thinking about New York. Manhattan refers to the Island of Manhattan... Read more
The images of New York City that come to mind typically include the lights of Time Square, Central Park in Summer or yellow taxi cabs. Rarely d... Read more
The pristine municipal Dyker Beach Golf Course, 242-acre Dyker Beach Park on Gravesend Bay, seasonal events at the 8.5 acre McKinley Park, and, o... Read more
Decades ago, Brooklyn, New York was a city that looked with nostalgia to the glory days of Coney Island, the Victorian Gold Coast, and the Brookly... Read more
So, why Brooklyn? Fuhgeddaboudit! Ask any Brooklynite and you’ll have a hard time convincing them that Brooklyn isn’t the best place on earth t... Read more
From a 17th century farming district to a manufacturing center in the 1800's, Stamford, Connecticut has emerged as one of the most prosperous citie... Read more
“The Next Station To Heaven” as New Canaan, CT is fondly referred to, is a storybook New England village rich in history and perfectly complemente... Read more
Similar to a Norman Rockwell painting, New Canaan, Connecticut is characterized by its simple, classic charm. New Canaan has over 400 acres of publi... Read more
Originally settled in the early 1600's, Fairfield offers a wonderful diverse way of life. Fairfield is perched overlooking the harbor filled wit... Read more
Norwalk, Connecticut is a coastline city with treasured islands, wooded landscapes and a bustling cityscape. It is easy to see why Norwalk's qualit... Read more
Known as “The Gateway to New England,” Greenwich presents a landscape of sweeping beauty and charm. Bordered by Westchester County, New York, th... Read more
Greenwich, CT offers the ocean and the countryside, all within a bucolic town the physical size of Manhattan (48 square miles), but with only 60,00... Read more
The commercial boom of the 20th century greatly contributed to White Plains’ 21st century reputation as a “mini New York City.” White Plains boast... Read more
Known as the Elm City, New Haven is one of Connecticut's most versatile and historic cities. For cultural, recreational and educational pursuits, Ne... Read more
For those wanting to relocate to Bronxville, the real estate market is full of great housing opportunities. Real estate in Bronxville include... Read more
The village of Bronxville is located within the town of Eastchester, 15 miles north of midtown Manhattan, along the banks of the Bronx River.... Read more
Offering a wide variety of lifestyles and employment opportunities, the town of Hamden blends urban and suburban living with affordable homes... Read more
Welcome to Hamden, Connecticut - a lovely community of neighborhoods that blends urban and suburban living. Affordable homes, respected school... Read more
Today Scarsdale’s community is comprised of over 17,000 residents. The town has obtained national attention on numerous occasions due to it... Read more
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