Old Greenwich

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Old Greenwich is a coastal residential neighborhood in the town of Greenwich, Connecticut, known for its historic charm, village center, and access to Long Island Sound.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf census-designated place
neighborhood
areaCode 203
475
borderedBy Long Island Sound to the south
Riverside, Connecticut to the west
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States
distanceTo approximately 35 miles northeast of Midtown Manhattan
FIPScode 09-57420
GNISFeatureID 208180
governedBy Greenwich town government
hasAmenity elementary school
local shops
marinas
restaurants
hasCharacteristic coastal
historic charm
residential neighborhood
village center
hasFeature commuter-oriented business district
historic homes
tree-lined residential streets
hasLandmark Greenwich Point Park
Tod's Point
hasPark Binney Park
hasPublicSchool Old Greenwich School
hasRailStation Old Greenwich station
hasRecreation beaches
sailing
walking trails
hasZIPCodeType standard
historicalNote one of the older settled sections of Greenwich
locatedIn Connecticut
Fairfield County, Connecticut
Greenwich, Connecticut
locatedOn Long Island Sound
partOf town of Greenwich
postalCode 06870
region southwestern Connecticut
servedBy Metro-North Railroad New Haven Line
linked to: New Haven Line
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transportConnection Interstate 95 nearby
U.S. Route 1 nearby
withinMetropolitanArea New York metropolitan area

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Greenwich, Connecticut hasNeighborhood Old Greenwich
Riverside, Greenwich, Connecticut adjacentTo Old Greenwich, Greenwich, Connecticut
subject linked to: Riverside
linked to: Old Greenwich
Greenwich Avenue shopping district partOf downtown Greenwich
linked to: Old Greenwich
Town of Greenwich hasNeighborhood Old Greenwich