About Greenwich

The southernmost city in the state, Greenwich, Connecticut, is one of larger cities in Connecticut, with 61,000. Located on the coast, four beaches can be found on Long Island Sound here. Greenwich is a popular destination for corporations, and many are based here, including several hedge funds and financial companies. Greenwich is also a popular home for many who commute into New York City but prefer a more sedate home; New York's Grand Central Station can be reached in 37 minutes via the Metro North Railroad that runs there, with four stops here. Those looking for an apartment for rent or a house for rent here will find lots of options. Greenwich offers a rich community with lots to offer its residents. Five country clubs are here in addition to a town-run golf course and a community sailing center. In the arts, Greenwich Symphony Orchestra, Greenwich Choral Society, the Acting Company of Greenwich and Bruce Museum provide entertainment. Those looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent needn't worry about schools. The public schools here regularly post better scores than the area's private schools and the town contains 11 elementary, three middle and one high school, as well about 10 private schools.

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