single family home $ 699,000
34 Splitrock Road, Norwalk, CT 068543 Beds 2 Baths 0.46 Acres 1,736 Sqft
The most expensive coastline neighborhood of Norwalk is Rowayton. The waterfront diversity and the boating community makes it one of the best places for waterfront homes. Rowayton has its own downtown area abutting the Five Mile River, with a farmer's market, shops, the famous Arts Center, a gym, restaurants and more.
Rowayton has several private beaches owned by HOAs like, Rowayton Beach, Pine Point and Belle Island. Bayley beach is open for all Rowayton residents and there is also Wee Burn - a private beach club that you can enjoy if you become a member.
The southern part of Rowayton is a highly sought-after area due to the stunning views of Long Island Sound and easy access to docks.
Most waterfront homes of Rowayton have private docks, and also available for Rowayton boaters there are Rowayton Marine Works and Rowayton Yacht Club on the Five Mile River Harbor, or Rowayton Yacht Club at Hickory Bluff on Wilson Cove. Roton Point Association is another great club for boaters, offering great programs for students, weekend races and regattas.
Also part of the Rowayton neighborhood, the small community of Bell Island offers a private beach and stunning views of Long Island Sound and the nearby small islands.
The homeowners in Wilson Point enjoy more private space, with larger lots. They also have easy access to Wilson Cove Marina and one of the most famous yacht clubs in town: the Norwalk Yacht Club. More than 100 boats are moored in the Wilson Cove for the club members. All homes have private docks. Wilson Point is one of the best waterfront neighborhoods in Norwalk.
East of Wilson Point, there's a small waterfront community where you can find affordable homes with good-sized lots. There's also a private beach and a small marina. The Village Creek residents also enjoy stunning views of the small islands nearby.
In the northern area of Manresa Island there is Harbor View, a small community enjoying breathtaking views of the Long Island Sound and also the Norwalk Harbor waterfront with easy access to some of the best marinas in Connecticut.
The most bustling area of Norwalk, SoNo attracts tourists, urban youth and old boaters equally. SoNo is a vibrant mix of hip downtown and traditional waterfront, offering the best entertainment, cultural events and scenic walks along the Norwalk River.
Here you'll find the best aquarium in all of Connecticut: The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk. Also the historic Railroad Bridge and many historical buildings. The annual SoNo Arts Fest and Oyster Fest happen here, and every day and night you'll find great entertainment in SoNo's pubs and clubs.
Most homes offering stunning waterfront views are luxury condos and also affordable studios with all the amenities of a great cultural hub and the proximity to I95, to the train station and the ferry.
The small community between Roland and Marion Ave is a private association of single-family homes and townhome condos offering direct waterfront, beachfront and waterfront views. Many homes have private docks that are accessible at all tides.
There is a nice community beach with stunning views of the harbor and south of Marvin Beach community you'll find the Shore & Country Club, with a beautiful sandy beach, tennis courts, a lap pool, a ball room and great boating programs.
Near the Shore & Country Club's docks you'll find the amazing Norwalk Cove Marina, famous for the Norwalk Boat Show.
East of the Calf Pasture Beach and the adjacent Shady Beach Park there's a simply stunning waterfront area: the Shorehaven. Besides the beautiful waterfront golf course at Shorehaven Golf Club, this area has it all: nearly 45 acres of the finest sandy beach, a beachfront park with towering trees and the offshore Sprite Island Yacht Club.
The Shorehaven Area is one of the best places to buy a home if you love the waterfront, boating, golf and the beach. The homes have private deepwater docks and some even private beaches.
Norwalk has only a few small lakes, mostly formed alongside the Silvermine like Deering and Kellogg's Lake or Winnipauk Millpond and others alongside Norwalk River.
Some ponds offer stunning locations surrounded by woods, and several condominiums offer beautiful water views and direct access.
Also known as "Oyster town" and famous for its protected islands, Norwalk is one of the best places to live for a boater, offering a large water lovers community and a great boating tradition. Norwalk has 7 big marinas, several small marinas and century-old yacht clubs with a total of 1,800 dockside berths and 500 moorings, while 3,000 small boats use the public launch at Veterans' Park.
Wilson Cove is one of the best places to dock your boat, accommodating hundreds of boats at Wilson Cove Marina and Norwalk Yacht Club.
Norwalk Cove Marina is another great place to dock your boat, located at the mouth of Norwalk Harbor.
Up the Norwalk River you will find 2 boat clubs with small marinas and the Veteran's Park and Marina. A great community of boaters is the Sprite Island Yacht Club, a family-oriented club and also great place with stunning views of the islands.
Calf Pasture Beach is one of the best beaches on the Gold Coast. An expansive sandy beach with a nice cafe, ball fields and more. This is the favorite spot for Norwalk residents and all those who want to enjoy a perfect beach and the waves, and there's also the adjacent Shady beach offering a nice swimming spot and shady picnic areas.
The private Wee Burn beach club in Rowayton offers a perfect sandy beach, oceanfront pool, tennis courts and fine dining.
Bailey Beach, just near Wee burn Club, is open to all residents and offers great public beach facilities.
Roton Point Association is another private club, offering a nice beach.
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