With its wealth of recreational and educational opportunities, Fairfield sure is a wonderful place to live. This thriving community has diverse real estate opportunities for prospective buyers.
Neighborhoods
Fairfield has a number of notable neighborhoods that are worth considering if you’re planning to move to town.
Fairfield Beach – A waterfront community, the Fairfield Beach area is popular among those who seek both the signature Fairfield lifestyle and its New England feel along with stunning ocean views and instant access to the water. Here, you’ll find plenty of custom-built Craftsman, Cape Cod, or Nantucket-style homes. The area is also home to several pavilions, a marina, and parks.
Custom English Country Masterpiece in lower Greenfield Hill
Greenfield Hill – With the more than 175-acre Greenfield Hill Historic District at its heart, the Greenfield Hill neighborhood is the ideal community for those who have an appreciation for history, privacy and a serene, bucolic atmosphere. Residences here sit on large lots that are no less than two acres in size, along winding streets lined with dogwoods and other shade trees.
Greenfield Hill has one gated neighborhood, The Ridge, which you can learn more about in this video.
Sasco Hill – Gated multimillion-dollar estates are found in the neighborhood of Sasco Hill, home of the prestigious Country Club of Fairfield. The area boasts some of the best views in town, and enjoys close proximity to secluded and residents-only Sasco Beach.
594 Stratfield Rd in Westport, CT.
Southport – Tucked between Sasco Brook and Mill River, Southport is inarguably one of Fairfield’s most desirable neighborhoods. Some of the original Connecticut families have called this enclave home for generations. Here, you’ll find Southport Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Stratfield – Nestled in northeastern Fairfield by the Merritt Parkway, Stratfield is a serene, low-key enclave with a str
ong sense of community. The housing stock here features many homes that date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, ranging from Tudor Revivals to Craftsman bungalows.
Fairfield Center, the University area, the Lake Mohegan area, Tunxis Hill, Brooklawn, and Grasmere are also noteworthy Fairfield neighborhoods that possess unique characteristics that are sure to captivate.
Home Styles in Fairfield
All throughout Fairfield, you’ll feel a strong New England vibe that is further emphasized by the town’s collection of charming homes that come in different architectural styles. Three of the most popular home styles in Fairfield are Cape Cod, Colonial, and Ranch.
Ranch and Cape Cod-style homes are often a top choice among those who are looking to downsize, though you’ll find some Capes have been expanded and transformed into Colonial-style residences, which are considered the quintessential New England home.
