The Fairfield Market 

From coastline bungalows to country estates

Homes in Fairfield reflect a diverse array of architecture, styles and price points within the different neighborhoods. Fairfield’s colonial roots are evident in the number of historic homes that have been preserved throughout the town.

Fairfield Beach captures the town’s nautical New England feel with stunning views of the Long Island Sound. Here you will find a high concentration of “Nantucket” style homes and beach bungalows on smaller lots. With easy access to the beaches, marinas, and a wide variety of retail and dining options, this area tends to draw higher property and land values.

One of Fairfield’s most desirable and affluent neighborhoods, Southport is an exquisite coastal hamlet with picturesque views of the Harbor. The neighborhood’s charming yet chic village, Southport Historic District, is protected by strict zoning laws, designed to preserve its historic allure. The small seaport boasts a private yacht club, several lovely shops and antique stores, restaurants, a boutique hotel and its own Metro-North station. Southport draws some of the highest housing prices in the area with a variety of options. You can find large acreage estates near Hulls Farm Rd, condos or townhomes within walking distance to the train, or stately and antique homes on the waterfront.

Sasco Hill is an affluent area home to the Country Club of Fairfield and Sasco Beach, with many of the multi-million dollar estates in the area boasting some of the best views and privacy in town. Most homes are on Sasco Hill Road and its side roads, where you will find many gated entrances and exclusive cul-de-sacs. Sasco Beach is located just south of Southport Harbor and is known as the most secluded beach in Fairfield, accessible only to Fairfield residents.

The University area surrounds the prestigious Fairfield University and takes advantage of campus activities, from art exhibits to athletic programs. With a true neighborhood feel, this part of town is defined by small and semi-wooded cul-de-sacs with hidden walking trails. This area of town draws more modest price points, but offers a large selection of homes and architectural styles, from colonial to mid-century modern. Located between two Metro-North stations and close to Post Road’s commercial and retail district, this neighborhood is one of the most convenient in Fairfield.

With winding roads, stone walls, and tree-lined streets, Greenfield Hill offers historic charm and natural beauty. This area boasts strong property values thanks to its larger acreage zoning, beautiful nature views, and plenty of privacy. For those interested in equestrian activities, there are bridle paths for horseback riding. Greenfield Hill is also known for its beautiful Dogwood trees with the annual Dogwood Festival attracting locals and visitors from around the state.

One of the most affordable neighborhoods in Fairfield, Tunxis Hill offers easy access to the Blackrock Turnpike shopping center, I-95, the Merritt Parkway and Fairfield Metro Train Station. This neighborhood is home to Tunxis Hill Park with over 25 acres of sports fields, tennis courts and playgrounds.