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 Realtor about Norwalk homes for sale in areas like West Norwalk, Central Norwalk, Rowayton, and Cranbury.