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Norwalk Connecticut
A Real Estate Guide for Southern CT

A city of diversity Norwalk retains its many country suburban residential neighborhoods where stately homes of yesteryear are joined by compatible new construction and condominiums. Bordered by 22 miles of the Long Island Sound, its nautical history is reflected in the Maritime Center's museum and aquarium. With its 4 commuter railroad stations and easy access to 1-95 and The Merritt Parkway, Norwalk is home for commuters to New York, City and Westchester County. In addition to Norwalk's older research and manufacturing centers, corporate development has taken place along with a new tourist industry. All in all, Norwalk offers diversity in lifestyle to accommodate the tastes of its inhabitants.

Population:

80,000

Government:

Mayor Council

Area:

26.6 square miles

Mill Rate:

Dist 1,2,3	21.656
Dist 4,5 with sewer	21.724
Dist 5 w/o sewer	21.153
Dist 6	20.199

Distance:

NYC - 55 minutes, White Plains - 45 minutes; Stamford - 15 minutes

Avg. Sold Price:
10/07/07 - CMLS, Single Family Residences

$701,586

Public Services:

Water, sewer, garbage collection, 4 public libraries -1 private.

Police Dept.:

Norwalk Police Department has special Marine Division and Bike Patrol

Fire Dept.:

Paid - 5 stations

Houses of Worship:

Most denominations are represented.

Recreation:

700 acres of parks and playgrounds; 53 public tennis courts; numerous public & private marinas, boat clubs - recreational clubs; 3 golf courses; beaches, Maritime Center; many art& community events; movie theatres. Norwalk Symphony; Youth Symphony; Norwalk Jazz Ensemble