Relevant Links:
- Main Greenwich Station
- Cos Cob Train Station
- Riverside Train Station
- Old Greenwich Train Station
- Stamford Train Station
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This... is Greenwich Connecticut. We are going to explore the local train stations and best ways to commute to NYC
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Hi, my name is Charlie Vinci. I am a Greenwich CT Realtor, and my realty team and I specialize in helping buyers understand what living in Greenwich CT entails and how to relocate to the area.
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Introduction:
Do you want to know which is the best train station to leave from and where to park in Greenwich? I’m going to give you all that information here and more.
Welcome, if you're new to the site my name is Charlie Vinci, i'm a local realtor and if you haven't already been here, you may want to check out the rest of our pages. We have tons of resources on the area that will help you make a great buying decision. Let's get right into it.
Train Stations:
My clients are always concerned about proximity to the train station, and what’s the point of buying a house in a neighborhood with a train station if there’s no parking available.
It’s a valid concern and if you want to avoid the parking issue altogether I’m going to leave you with a link to homes for sale within walking distance to all of the Greenwich train stations right here.
If you’re looking to depart out of Cos Cob, Riverside, or Old Greenwich on a weekday morning, parking is going to be very limited and you’re going to need to get there early to secure a parking spot. The main station has the most spaces and it will give you the best chance of getting a space on a weekday morning.
If you’re planning to travel on evenings or weekends from any of the stations you’re not going to have trouble finding space.
NOTE: If you apply for a parking permit there’s a waitlist at all the stations. However, Cos Cob typically has the shortest wait.
I’m going to give you the parking permit information in a moment.. However, if you can’t get a space in the Greenwich station near your home (while you’re waiting for your parking permit), you can always use the main Stamford station. The parking is plentiful and your commute time will be nearly identical.
If you're looking for the best parking garages, parking permit information, homes for sale walkable to the stations, and more information on each of the stations. I'll keep all that information up to date on my website here.
Wrap-Up:
If you are still exploring, check out my website where you will find my raved about local buyers guide, neighborhood maps, and all of the homes listed for sale in Greenwich.
I hope you enjoyed this tour as much as I enjoyed making it for you. When you are ready to start shopping, call me, I’ll help you find a great home.
I look forward to hearing from you!
Best,
Greenwich CT Realtor
203.952.7752
charlievinci@gmail.com
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About the Author:
Charlie Vinci, the Founder and Lead Agent of the Charlie Vinci Team has become a mainstay in Connecticut’s real estate market, earning accolades as one of the top 3% of realtors within the state. Fueled by a dedication to the success of his clients and an ever-growing assortment of area-specific resources, the business continues to thrive in the constantly evolving real estate marketplace. An informative YouTube presence has been the primary driver/focus for the team, as it has allowed Charlie to engage directly with his audience and provide a consultative approach to an often ambiguous process. Whether an international client seeking relocation to the US or a local homeowner considering the sale of their property, The Charlie Vinci Team has the market knowledge, resources, and expedient level of service that clients not only desire, but deserve.
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Relevant Links:
- Main Greenwich Station
- Cos Cob Train Station
- Riverside Train Station
- Old Greenwich Train Station
- Stamford Train Station
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