Fairfield County, Connecticut
Norwalk, CT Real Estate & Homes for Sale
A coastal city with real range: SoNo's restaurants and waterfront, the seaside village of Rowayton, historic Silvermine and five train stations, at prices below many of its Gold Coast neighbors.
Living in Norwalk
Waterfront city, village neighborhoods
Norwalk sits on Long Island Sound between Darien and Westport. South Norwalk (SoNo) is the city's dining and nightlife district, home to the Maritime Aquarium, while Rowayton is a small seaside village with its own train station, marinas and a strong community identity.
Away from the water, neighborhoods like Silvermine, Cranbury and West Norwalk offer single-family homes on larger, wooded lots. The housing mix runs from condos and multi-family homes to waterfront properties, giving buyers more entry points than in neighboring Darien or Westport.
Norwalk is also a practical commuter city, with stations on both the New Haven Line and the Danbury branch, plus the Merritt 7 office district. We help buyers compare Norwalk neighborhoods with Stamford, Darien and Westport on price, taxes and commute.
Homes for Sale
Norwalk listings
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Neighborhoods
Norwalk neighborhoods at a glance
Rowayton
A seaside village with marinas, a beach, its own Metro-North station and a close-knit feel.
South Norwalk (SoNo)
Lofts, condos and historic homes near restaurants, the aquarium and South Norwalk station.
East Norwalk
Homes near Calf Pasture Beach and East Norwalk station on the New Haven Line.
Silvermine
Historic homes on wooded lots along the Silvermine River, with an art-colony heritage.
Cranbury
Single-family homes on larger lots with a suburban, residential feel.
West Norwalk
Quiet streets of Colonials and ranches near the Darien and New Canaan borders.
Market Snapshot
The Norwalk market right now
Norwalk prices have been rising and homes are selling above asking on average.
Schools
Norwalk Public Schools
Norwalk Public Schools serves the city with neighborhood and magnet elementary and middle schools and several high school options.
- Norwalk High SchoolGrades 9–12
- Brien McMahon High SchoolGrades 9–12
- Norwalk Early College AcademyGrades 9–12, early college program
- Middle & elementary schoolsNeighborhood and magnet options
School assignments and magnet admissions depend on the address and application process. Always confirm with the district for a specific property.
Getting Around
Commute & transportation
- Metro-North New Haven LineSouth Norwalk, East Norwalk and Rowayton stations; trains reach Grand Central in about an hour.
- Danbury branchMerritt 7 and other branch stations serve central Norwalk and the office district.
- Major highwaysI-95, the Merritt Parkway and Route 7.
- StamfordDowntown Stamford is about 15–20 minutes west.
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Norwalk FAQ
Questions buyers and sellers ask
Is Rowayton part of Norwalk?
Yes. Rowayton is a village within the City of Norwalk with its own Metro-North station, marinas and community identity. Homes there are served by Norwalk Public Schools.
How long is the commute from Norwalk to New York City?
Metro-North New Haven Line trains from South Norwalk, East Norwalk and Rowayton reach Grand Central in about an hour, depending on the train.
What do homes cost in Norwalk?
In September 2026 the median sale price in Norwalk was about $725,000, up roughly 11% from a year earlier. Homes sold in a median of 34 days at about 104% of list price.
Which Norwalk neighborhoods are near the water?
Rowayton, South Norwalk, East Norwalk and the Calf Pasture Beach area are all close to Long Island Sound.
What is my Norwalk home worth?
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