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Fairfield & Southport, Connecticut

Quick Area Guide

Fairfield

Fairfield has a special New England quaintness--an ideal blend of old and new. The town's heritage remains within the quiet countryside with flourishing greenery, appealing homes and thriving businesses. Convenient train access via Interstate 95, Merritt Parkway and Metro North takes commuters to Westchester and New York in an hour or less. The Fairfield County real estate market is consistently strong.

Southport

Southport's charisma is enhanced by its picturesque harbor and sophisticated village atmosphere. The town boasts a post office, hardware store, pharmacy, train station, gift and antique shops and estaurants. Many activities in this quiet village are linked to the water, including fishing, boating, sailing and swimming in Long Island Sound. Either near the water or beyond the village, Southport real estate offers prime country living in a peaceful community.

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Attractions

Beaches

Fairfield, Jennings, Penfield Pavillion, Sasco, South Pine Creek and Southport

Boating

Ye Yacht Yard at Southport Harbor, South Benson Boat Basis, Ideal 18 Sailing Program, Junior Sailing Program Pequot Yacht Club

Fishing

Gould Manor, Owen Fish and Riverside Parks, Perry's Mill Pond, Ye Yacht Yard and Long Island Sound

Bridle Trails

Brett Woods, Lake Mohegan, Grace Richardson Conservation Area, Springer Glen, Perry's Mill Park, Larsen Scantuary. An extensive Bridle Trail system for public enjoyment.

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Golf and Tennis

Recreation Department

32 area tennis courts operated by the Recreation Department. Par 3 golf course (9 holes)

South Pine Creek Recreation Center

Five lighted clay tennis courts

Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course

36-hole course

Smith Richardson Golf Course

18-Hole Course

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Museums

Fairfield Historical Society

636 Old Post Road, Fairfield, CT 06824
203.259.1598

Historical Society of Easton

691 Morehouse Road Easton, CT 06612
203.261.2090

Greenwich Workshop Gallery

1657 Post Road, Fairfield, CT 06824
203.255.4613

J. Russell Jinishian Gallery

1657 Post Road, Fairfield, CT 06824
203.259.8753

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Neighborhoods

Southport Village

Southport, a premier location settled in the 17th century, remains one of Fairfield County's most coveted locations. Nestled around a scenic harbor on Long Island Sound, this charming New England village offers sandy beaches, yacht clubs, water sports, superb recreational facilities and excellent nearby private and public schools and universities. Efficient commuter service and proximity to New York City, along with sophisticated dining and shopping, make Southport one of the Gold Coast's most highly sought-after waterfront communities.

Greenfield Hill

The Greenfield Hill area is prestigious for architectural richness and scenic beauty throughout gently rolling hills. Grand estates and executive homes are secluded by lush landscaping and old stone walls. Older and elegant homes of clapboard shingle, stone and stucco stand among native oaks, maples, sycamores and the famed dogwoods. Within minutes is quality shopping, dining and commuter links to major metropolitan cities.

Old Post Road

An elegant historic district with some residences dating from the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, conveniently accessible to Fairfield Center.

Brooklawn Park

Originally established at the turn of the last century by wealthy merchants and doctors with businesses in Bridgeport, this neighborhood presents residences of magnificent architecture.

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Preserves and Parks

Brett Woods

Extensive walking and hiking trails

Connecticut Audubon Society

Wonderful walking and hiking trails

Perry's Mill Park

Walking trails and a beautiful pond

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Shopping

Fairfield Center

Post Road. Small, intimate boutiques mixed with national chain stores

Black Rock Turnpike

A mix of retail outlets

Southport Village

A unique mix of boutiques, markets and eateries

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Theaters

Community Theatre Foundation

A local movie theater operated by volunteer staff showcasing current films

Fairfield Cinemas at Bullard Square

A large multi-plex movie theater showcasing new releases

Fairfield Theatre Company

The FTC, founded in 2000, brings the best of New York City's Off and Off-Off Broadway to Fairfield. A professional theater in NYC, brought intact and delivered to our backyard.

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