Hospital Hill
From its single building beginings, the growing cluster of buildings that make up Norwalk Hospital have influenced the densely packed apartments that offer walkable commutes to the Norwalk’s largest employer. Note that this is a section of Spring Hill
Living in Brookside
Brookside is a classic suburban neighborhood, plenty of trees and a convenient location for those seeking a bit more elbow room without giving up convenience.
Living in Rowayton
Originally a fishing hamlet and oyster harvesting community, Rowayton’s history dates back to the 17th century. The village grew around the Five Mile River, which still serves as its picturesque centerpiece. Historic captain’s homes and converted fishing cottages dot the landscape, telling the story of the community’s seafaring past while providing distinctive housing options for today’s residents.
Wilson Point
Wilson Point Wilson Point, located between South Norwalk and Rowayton, is a peninsula with a rich history that spans from Native American habitation to its
Shorefront Park
Shorefront Park Morning sun is the waterfront view of the Norwalk Harbor neighborhood that winds up from the waterfront to straddle a cliff and the
West Norwalk
West Norwalk stretches behind the commercial corridor that is Connecticut Ave. filled with 2 acre zoning and residential living.
Village Creek
Across from Manressa, you can see it from the water. Norwalk’s hidden shoreline.
Strawberry Hill
Strawberry Hill Once, like its name implies, this was farmland. The acreage was subdivided to from suburban cul de sacs and a school zone that
South Norwalk
South Norwalk While SoNo has a catchy name, it is actually a neighborhood within the larger South Norwalk, which prior to 1913 was its won
SoNo
SoNo SoNo is the more recognized part of Norwalk owing to its train station, Washington Street nightlife, the Maritime Aquairum, and the new SoNo Collection
Silvermine
Silvermine Yes, Norwalk has hills, and the Silvermine neighborhood which actually straddles parts of New Cannaan and Wilton represents the windy old country roads lined
Rowayton
Rowayton If NYC was San Francisco, then Rowayton would be Sausalito. Except for the weather part. This tight knit community has retained its village lifestyle
