Neighborhood Profiles

The exclusive heritage estates of Back-Country Greenwich are among the most luxurious compounds found anywhere on the eastern seaboard. The beautifully situated properties of Back-Country Greenwich  ... Details

At the heart of the community lies Central Greenwich, a stately downtown neighborhood that flows along Greenwich Avenue to anchor the area’s social, cultural and commercial activities. The  ... Details

To the west of the Mianus River and based along a sheltered harbor that empties into the Long Island Sound, lies the former small shipping port of Cos Cob. Built up around boatyards and marinas, the  ... Details

Homebuyers who put a premium on privacy and are looking for a larger footprint with a bit more land—yet also appreciate a quick drive to great schools, gourmet markets, and social opportunities—find  ... Details

Neighborly Old Greenwich, the area’s easternmost coastal hamlet and a popular commuter village, still retains the quaint, close-knit ambiance of the farming community at its roots. In quintessential  ... Details

The Riverside area of Greenwich is defined as much by its pristine views of the Long Island Sound as by the tree-lined banks of the Mianus River—a natural gem that runs through the region and gives  ... Details

Unparalleled in location and alluring in architectural detail, the coastal estates of Greenwich represent some of the most breathtaking residential properties at water’s edge anywhere on the East  ... Details

We Know What You Need To Know Manhattan is one, if not thee, most complex and exciting residential markets in the country.  At 14 miles long and 2 miles wide, Manhattan’s residential population  ... Details