Neighborhoods in Fairfield County, CT

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  Shippan

  Shippan is a peninsula in Stamford where residents enjoy access to private beaches and waterfront properties. A nearby industrial area with the city’s water treatment plant keeps home prices lower than nearby Greenwich or Darien, but the nearby grittiness isn’t an issue for residents. “Shippan has sand on all sides of the peninsula, which is

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    $1.38M

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    $596K - $3.8M

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  Westover

  People who live in Westover like to say they live in Stamford’s best suburb. Homebuyers are drawn to the area for its convenient blend of rolling green hills and amenity proximity. Moreover, the neighborhood is a place of natural beauty and history. “Westover is different from the surrounding neighborhoods,” says Jodi Boxer, a Realtor with Keller

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    $1.27M

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    $723K - $2.5M

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    12 Listings

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  Byram

  Located on the southernmost part of the Connecticut coast, Byram seamlessly blends friendly, embracing neighbors and exclusive residential life. "Byram is one of the most expensive parts of town," says Cynthia DeRiemer, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty. "In the Byram neighborhood, there are people from all over the world, and there's a strong

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    $1.23M

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    $566K - $12M

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    5 Listings

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  North Stamford

  North Stamford is a popular option for homebuyers seeking a large lot of land in a calm area. The neighborhood includes proximity to Stamford Downtown’s sector of Connecticut’s Gold Coast about 7 miles away, and New York City is a little over 1 hour south. “If you crave peace and quiet, you will love North Stamford,” says Realtor Barbara Hickey

  • Average Value

    $1.14M

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    $696K - $3.4M

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    25 Listings

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  Ridgefield

  Ridgefield, a small town with a long history, has a vibrant downtown area packed with activity. Along the wide sidewalks of Main Street, restaurant patrons dine under the shade of umbrellas, and tourists stroll between clothing boutiques. Farther along Main Street, historic Colonial Revival and Queen Anne-style residences hide behind rows of tall

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    $1.07M

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    $349K - $4.8M

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    44 Listings

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  Silvermine

  Originally settled by people searching for fabled silver mines in the 17th century, the Silvermine suburb of Norwalk grew throughout the next century as mills were built along its namesake river. By the early 1900s, muralists, romance writers and other artists resided here, using the Silvermine River’s small rapids and lush greenery as

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    $1.06M

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    $771K - $2.7M

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    5 Listings

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  Easton

  Mark Twain retired to Redding in 1908, and the tranquil rurality that attracted the famous American author to the countryside continues to draw residents to Easton-Redding. As its name suggests, the neighborhood is made up of two small towns in Fairfield County: Easton and Redding. “It’s really a pastoral, idyllic Connecticut suburb, but even

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    $991K

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    $665K - $4M

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    16 Listings

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  Fairfield Center

  Fairfield Center is the dynamic core of Fairfield, a coastal Connecticut town known for its sandy beaches, well-rated school system and central location on the Gold Coast. Locals live off peaceful, residential streets, but many are within walking distance of the town’s commercial corridor. Post Road is a walkable stretch of restaurants and small

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    $988K

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    $434K - $3.2M

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    1 Listing

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  Lake Mohegan Hills

  While many think of Fairfield as a coastal town on the Long Island Sound, residents of Lake Mohegan Hills also live lakeside. With a network of lakes at the heart of the neighborhood, much of life revolves around freshwater activities. “There’s a public beach, but then the residents have an association with a lot of private beaches,” says

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    $963K

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    $643K - $2M

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    1 Listing

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  Waterside

  Bordered by the Long Island Sound to the east, Waterside is a Stamford neighborhood that combines coastal beauty and an industrial setting. Locals will walk past midcentury single-family homes, toy manufacturers and tech companies as they head to John J. Boccuzzi Park, a 12-acre green space with a small sand beach. Waterfront restaurants and

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    $956K

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    $503K - $3.8M

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    6 Listings

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  East Norwalk

  East Norwalk, Connecticut is a New England beach town that feels removed from city life yet remains conducive to it. “It’s very quaint, family-friendly and it’s right along the water,” says Realtor Gloria Dillard with Keller Williams Gold Coast, an area resident of 20 years. “It attracts commuters who work in New York City but want a more relaxed,

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    $926K

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    $413K - $4.4M

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    12 Listings

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  Cranbury

  Less than 3 miles north of downtown Norwalk, Cranbury is a residential neighborhood with a strong sense of community. "It's got a great neighborhood vibe," says Brian Appel, a Realtor with Higgins Group. "There are lots of cul-de-sacs that are great for block parties." Students study within the Norwalk School District, which is graded an overall

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    $922K

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    $601K - $2M

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    4 Listings

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  University

  Fairfield University is at the heart of this Fairfield suburb, giving the neighborhood its name. “University is centrally located, as it’s close to Post Road, and having the college there gives it a younger energy,” says Christine Howard, a Realtor with William Raveis Real Estate who’s lived in the area for years. About 5,000 undergraduate

  • Average Value

    $919K

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    $402K - $2M

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    16 Listings

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  Turn of the River-Newfield

  Just a few miles north of downtown Stamford, Turn of the River-Newfield is a suburban neighborhood with leafy, tree-lined streets and single-family homes. The area is also known for its proximity to shopping and dining options. The two sections of the neighborhood have distinct differences. Newfield appeals to those seeking a more rural lifestyle

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    $879K

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    $608K - $2.4M

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    10 Listings

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  Fairfield Woods

  Fairfield Woods is an inland neighborhood in the coastal town of Fairfield where residents can find houses that are more affordable than properties closer to the Long Island Sound. True to its name, the neighborhood has tree-lined streets that give it a relaxed feel, but locals are only 5 miles from the town’s most popular beaches. Freshwater

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    $869K

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    $607K - $1.4M

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    1 Listing

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  Stratfield Village

  Starting in the 1600s, cornfields and cattle farms stretched across Stratfield Village in northeast Fairfield. But in the late 19th century, a trolley line transformed the farmland into a suburban enclave. While that trolley no longer operates, the community continues to grow. Two golf courses and Sacred Heart University occupy the area’s rolling

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    $813K

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    $419K - $1.7M

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    16 Listings

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  Tashua

  Suburban Trumbull neighborhoods like Tashua used to be where homebuyers ended up when they couldn’t afford to buy in Fairfield, but now it’s many people’s first choice. "People overlook Fairfield and actually want to move to Trumbull now," says Fredda Takacs, a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker Realty who’s lived in Trumbull for decades. “And

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    $811K

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    $530K - $1.4M

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    3 Listings

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  Woods Pond

  Woods Pond embodies its name well, with all kinds of foliage covering the landscape. Residents choose the Woods Pond neighborhood of Norwalk for its quiet location and natural settings, features that are often hard to find within the New York metropolitan area. “It definitely has a rural feel,” says Susan Hanson, the Sales Vice President for the

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    $810K

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    $614K - $1.9M

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    4 Listings

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  Belltown

  Suburban Belltown is a relaxed Stamford neighborhood with cottages, cul-de-sac streets and easy commuter access. The Stamford Jewish Community Center takes up 14 acres across Newfield Avenue, a two-lane thoroughfare also home to a massive retail center and several churches. Residents can walk to a standalone pizzeria and a deli on Belltown Avenue

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    $803K

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    $511K - $1.2M

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  Sherman

  Sherman is a quiet lakeside haven set in the foothills of Connecticut wine country. “It’s a laid-back bedroom type of community,” says Realtor Barbara Sivba of the Barbara Sivba Team with Coldwell Banker, who’s sold real estate in the area for 32 years. “It’s right on the lake, and you’re only an hour from the theater district in New York City.

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    $789K

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    $265K - $2.6M

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    18 Listings

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  Daniel Farm District

  While Daniel Farm District doesn't have the expansive country fields its name suggests, residents of this Trumbull suburb enjoy a tranquil, rural atmosphere. “The Daniel Farm area attracts those looking for a more laidback vibe. There are farmers markets and lots of parks and lakes all around,” says Kristin Egmont, a Realtor with Keller Williams

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    $773K

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    $523K - $1.2M

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    4 Listings

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  West Norwalk

  Set against the saltwater Five Mile River, West Norwalk combines natural beauty with suburban convenience. Fast food chains, locally owned retro diners and big-box shopping strips are on the neighborhood's southern edge along U.S. Route 1, known locally as Connecticut Avenue. Black birch and red maple trees shade nature trails around the 18-hole

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    $771K

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    $364K - $1.6M

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    12 Listings

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  Nichols

  History and progress intertwine in Nichols. Set along the rolling hills of Connecticut within the town of Trumbull, the village preserves its farmland heritage while continuing to foster a strong community. The Nichols Improvement Association, which was formed in the late1800s, and the Trumbull Historical Society spearhead development and

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    $758K

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    $536K - $1M

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    2 Listings

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  Broad River

  Nestled in the suburbs of Norwalk is Broad River, a neighborhood that’s convenient to major thoroughfares and nearby urban amenities but also boasts a strong community identity of its own. “Broad River is one of the more affordable places in the area that is also pretty well-located; it’s close to the highway and Route 123, which leads up into New

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    $740K

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    $409K - $1.3M

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    3 Listings

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  South Norwalk

  South Norwalk strikes a balance between vibrant city living and a peaceful waterside locale on the Long Island Sound. “You have all of South Norwalk, which has the beachy, waterfront homes, and then you have the trendy district known as SoNo,” says Anthony Parenti, a Norwalk Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway New England Properties who’s been serving

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    $736K

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    $206K - $3.4M

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    11 Listings

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