Originally settled in 1649, Norwalk is the sixth-most populous city in Connecticut. According to the 2020 United States Census, it has a population of 91,184. Norwalk is a thriving city on the move and a vibrant coastal community rich in history.

Defined by its diverse districts that house charming residential neighborhoods, beautiful beachfronts and flourishing businesses, Norwalk shines as a popular destination to visit, dine, shop, live, work and play, and is less than an hour from New York City. This ideal location combines the low-key charm and numerous recreational opportunities of a coastal community with the conveniences of big-city living. The Maritime Aquarium and Stepping Stones Children's Museum gets more than 750,000 visitors a year and are complimented by the annual events including the SoNo Arts Festival, Oyster Festival and the In-Water Boat Show. The seaport house some of Connecticut's best protected marinas, home to sports and pleasure boating enthusiasts. If you’ve ever dreamed of living in a dynamic waterfront community that offers culture and comfort in equal measure, Norwalk is the place for you.

With neighborhoods varying from leafy, single-family home enclaves to South Norwalk’s converted factories and warehouse lofts, each trip around the city is a journey through historic Norwalk’s many faces. The city is composed of more than 20 neighborhoods, each boasting a distinct charm and identity. East Norwalk is home to the Veteran’s Memorial Park and Marina, where the annual Oyster Festival is held. South Norwalk, or SoNo, is a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly community. The Green is a historic district best known for the First Congregational Church and its distinctive gazebo. Spring Hill is a densely populated area where buyers can find excellent new condos. Several more exciting neighborhoods are waiting to be discovered in this city. Ask your Higgins Group | Forbes Global Properties Realtor about Norwalk homes for sale in areas like West Norwalk, Central Norwalk, Rowayton, and Cranbury.