Greenwich is an affluent and vibrant coastal town in Fairfield County, Connecticut that blends New England charm with modern sophistication. Renowned for its scenic harbors, tree-lined streets, and expansive parks, Greenwich offers a unique mix of small-town community and cosmopolitan appeal.

From elegant waterfront estates and spacious single-family homes in tree-lined neighborhoods to luxury condominiums and charming historic properties. Families are drawn to its suburban appeal and excellent school districts, while professionals and downsizers appreciate the convenience of well-appointed apartments and townhomes near the town center.

Metro-North operates four stations in Greenwich - Greenwich Station, Cos-Cob, Riverside, and Old Greenwich - that provide easy access to New York City.

The town boasts an impressive cultural scene. The world-class Bruce Museum celebrates art, science and natural history in more than a dozen changing exhibitions annually, while the Greenwich Arts Council offers a variety of programs, events and classes for people of all ages. The Open Arts Alliance offers theater programs to kids, adults and senior citizens. These are just a few examples of the arts offerings available in Greenwich.

Historic Greenwich Avenue is lined with boutique shops, high end retail and all kinds of dining options.

Greenwich Parks & Recreation offers a variety of parks and playgrounds, which includes beaches and other waterfronts. There is also a public golf course known as the Griff, as well as plenty of private tennis and golf clubs in and around Greenwich. Bobcock Preserve is a "forested, 300-acre preserve featuring walking, hiking, running, and bridle paths, a picnic area, and a stream."