If you want to live in a beautiful neighborhood with walking access to the beach, parks, village and Metro North train look no further than Old Greenwich.
The Point Park Beach, referred to by locals as “Tod’s Point”, offers many things you can do aside from playing in the sad or swimming in the sound. For example, there are shell fishing spots, sailboat rentals and miles of hiking trails. There are also several restrooms, a changing area, and outside showers. You can spend the day and grill your own food in one of the picnic areas or have a delicious breakfast or lunch from one of the two concession stands. Besides the classics like burgers and hot dogs you can get New England classics like lobster rolls and steamers.
Located in the middle of Old Greenwich is another recreation area, Binney Park. It was dedicated to the town in 1933 and is a focal point of beauty, relaxation, and recreation. There are tennis courts, ball fields and walking trails. The park is also host for several seasonal events such as the 4th of July fireworks display and a summer concert series.
The village of O.G. offer some great options for dining and casual lunch spots. For example, Alpen Pantry has been a local favorite for decades as a great place for gourmet sandwiches. If you are looking for something hot, Garden Catering is famous for their fried chicken combos and breakfast sandwiches. If you’re in the mood for upscale dining look no further than local hot spots Le Fat Poodle and Applausi.
Old Greenwich School is a highly rated, public school located in the heart of Old Greenwich. According to the school’s website over 90% of the students walk to school. Of the children
who transferred to Old Greenwich School this year, more than a third relocated from abroad, arriving from Europe, South America, and Asia.
