Greens Farms, CT

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Population
3,229
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
46 ft
Median Home Value
$1,314,700
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$3,501/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$250,001
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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Greens Farms is Westport’s oldest neighborhood, offering a quiet coastal setting filled with classic New England character. Situated along Long Island Sound, the community dates back to farming settlements from the mid-1600s. You can still see traces of that heritage in the historic stone walls, centuries-old burial grounds, and winding country lanes. The area is entirely residential, preserving a peaceful, wooded environment where spacious properties sit tucked behind mature trees and hedges. It provides an easy balance of privacy, scenic shoreline, and quick access to everything Westport has to offer.

Harold L. Lloyd, residence in Greens Farms, Connecticut. LOC gsc.5a08939

Outdoor recreation and daily routines naturally revolve around the coast. Locals frequently visit Burying Hill Beach for a quiet afternoon by the water, or take walks along the expansive trails and shoreline at neighboring Sherwood Island State Park. Commuters enjoy having their own dedicated Metro-North station right in the neighborhood, making trips into Manhattan remarkably simple. Families also benefit from excellent nearby schools, including Greens Farms Elementary and the private Greens Farms Academy campus. For dining, boutique shopping, and local arts, downtown Westport is just a quick five-minute drive away.

Harold L. Lloyd, residence in Greens Farms, Connecticut. LOC gsc.5a08940

When shopping for a home here, it pays to look closely at the details of each individual property. Homes right along the water offer gorgeous views, though they come with distinct considerations around flood zones, coastal building guidelines, and specialized insurance. Some houses connect to public water while using private septic systems, so inspecting utilities early in your search is essential. Ambient noise can also shift depending on how close an address sits to the train line or Interstate 95. Be sure to check current commuter parking availability, seasonal beach pass rules, and specific school attendance zones for any property you consider. Greens Farms is a wonderful place to live once you find the specific pocket that suits your needs.

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