Situated in southern Fairfield County, Cos Cob is one of several upscale neighborhoods within the town of Greenwich. This coastal community of about 2 square miles with about 6,800 residents is situated on the western side of the mouth of the Mianus River. Once a thriving commercial shipping port, Cos Cob boasts a small yet vibrant shopping center featuring a variety of specialty stores, antique shops, eclectic boutiques and local businesses and restaurants. The charming community’s village-like neighborhoods offer an abundance of housing options, exceptional schools as well as a wealth of recreational opportunities, including easy access to sandy beaches, scenic marinas on the upper Mianus Harbor, golf courses, athletic fields and water sports. Cos Cob residents also enjoy the nearby Greenwich Polo Club, where Sunday matches take place seasonally. The Cos Cob station is serviced by Metro-North Railroad, providing an easy commute to Manhattan.
Situated in southern Fairfield County, Cos Cob is one of several upscale neighborhoods within the town of Greenwich. This coastal community of about 2 square miles with about 6,800 residents is situated on the western side of the mouth of the Mianus River. Once a thriving commercial shipping port, Cos Cob boasts a small yet vibrant shopping center featuring a variety of specialty stores, antique shops, eclectic boutiques and local businesses and restaurants. The charming community’s village-like neighborhoods offer an abundance of housing options, exceptional schools as well as a wealth of recreational opportunities, including easy access to sandy beaches, scenic marinas on the upper Mianus Harbor, golf courses, athletic fields and water sports. Cos Cob residents also enjoy the nearby Greenwich Polo Club, where Sunday matches take place seasonally. The Cos Cob station is serviced by Metro-North Railroad, providing an easy commute to Manhattan.
Situated in southern Fairfield County, Cos Cob is one of several upscale neighborhoods within the town of Greenwich. This coastal community of about 2 square miles with about 6,800 residents is situated on the western side of the mouth of the Mianus River. Once a thriving commercial shipping port, Cos Cob boasts a small yet vibrant shopping center featuring a variety of specialty stores, antique shops, eclectic boutiques and local businesses and restaurants. The charming community’s village-like neighborhoods offer an abundance of housing options, exceptional schools as well as a wealth of recreational opportunities, including easy access to sandy beaches, scenic marinas on the upper Mianus Harbor, golf courses, athletic fields and water sports. Cos Cob residents also enjoy the nearby Greenwich Polo Club, where Sunday matches take place seasonally. The Cos Cob station is serviced by Metro-North Railroad, providing an easy commute to Manhattan.
