Greenwich, Connecticut
Connecticut Family Law Group
History
Settled in 1640 and incorporated in 1665, Greenwich is a town with a rich history. Located in Fairfield County, it's the southernmost and westernmost municipality in Connecticut. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Greenwich saw an influx of wealthy residents, establishing it as a key location for 'country homes' of many wealthy New York City residents. Today, it continues to be known for its affluent population and high-quality lifestyle. Connecticut Family Law Group is a highly qualified
Greenwich family law attorney in Greenwich with offices on West Putnam Avenue.
Neighborhoods
Greenwich is divided into several notable neighborhoods and sections, each with its own unique character. These include:
- Byram: Located on the western edge, it is home to the Byram Shore and Rosenwald Park.
- Chickahominy: A neighborhood in the western section, known for its blend of residential and commercial zones.
- Central Greenwich or Downtown Greenwich: The town center, filled with boutiques and eateries.
- Old Greenwich: A charming neighborhood known for its historic district and the stunning Greenwich Point Park.
- Riverside: A residential community with an excellent view of the Long Island Sound.
| Neighborhood | Notable Features |
| Byram | Home to the Byram Shore and Rosenwald Park, offering waterfront views and recreational opportunities. |
| Chickahominy | A blend of residential and commercial zones, reflecting Greenwich's multicultural side. |
| Cos Cob | Known for its maritime heritage, home to Bush-Holley House and Cos Cob Library. |
| Downtown Greenwich or Central Greenwich | The town center filled with boutiques, eateries, and the town hall. |
| Glenville | Featuring Pemberwick Park and distinguished by its rich history and historic district. |
| Mianus | A residential area known for its natural beauty and the Mianus River Park. |
| Old Greenwich | Characterized by its historic district and the stunning Greenwich Point Park. |
| Pemberwick | A residential community featuring a blend of older homes and newer developments. |
| Riverside | Offers excellent views of the Long Island Sound and home to the Riverside Yacht Club. |
| Rockridge | A residential neighborhood known for its serenity and family-friendly environment. |
| Round Hill | Known for its rural character, large estates, and the Round Hill Community Church. |
Notable Attractions
Greenwich is home to numerous attractions that draw both locals and tourists, including:
- Greenwich Point Park: A beautiful recreational area offering activities like swimming, boating, and hiking.
- Bruce Museum: An institution showcasing art, science, and natural history exhibits.
- Bush-Holley House: A historic house museum displaying American Impressionist art.
- Greenwich Avenue: Known for its upscale shopping and dining options.
Statistical Data
As of the 2020 Census, Greenwich has a population of approximately 62,000 residents. It is known for its high-quality lifestyle, with a median household income significantly above the national average. The town is part of the Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk Metro area and has a diverse economy with sectors ranging from finance and insurance to professional, scientific, and technical services.
| Neighborhood | Map |
| Byram | |
| Chickahominy | |
| Cos Cob | |
| Glenville | |
| Mianus | |
| Old Greenwich | |
| Pemberwick | |
| Riverside | |
| Rockridge | |
| Round Hill | |
Practice Areas