Greenwich, Connecticut sits 50 minutes by train from Manhattan, offering renters 68 square miles of coastal New England scenery, including four beaches along Long Island Sound. The town, established in 1640, encompasses distinct neighborhoods like Cos Cob, Byram, Old Greenwich, and Riverside, each with its own architectural character and rental options.
Apartment rentals in Greenwich reflect the town's Metro-North accessibility, with one-bedroom apartments averaging $3,420 monthly. The walkable downtown area centers on Greenwich Avenue, while outdoor enthusiasts appreciate Greenwich Point Park's waterfront trails and Binney Park's peaceful grounds. Four Metro-North stations serve the community, connecting residents to New York City. Local attractions include the recently renovated Bruce Museum and seasonal performances by the Greenwich Symphony Orchestra.
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