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From leafy streets to bustling shops
Just a few miles north of downtown Stamford, Turn of the River-Newfield is a suburban neighborhood with leafy, tree-lined streets and single-family homes. The area is also known for its proximity to shopping and dining options. The two sections of the neighborhood have distinct differences. Newfield appeals to those seeking a more rural lifestyle but still want easy access to downtown Stamford. Turn of the River is appreciated for its residential, shopping and business areas, which give the area a hip and bustling vibe. Together, Turn of the River and Newfield make for an exciting neighborhood well-suited for anyone who wants to be in a suburban setting close to urban amenities while having the great outdoors minutes away.
Turn of the River and Newfield offer suburban living close to downtown Stamford.
Distinctive mailboxes separate the cozy homes on Crestwood Drive in Turn of the River.
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A fast-moving housing market
“This is a fast-moving housing market. Homes usually sell within a week or two,” says Jodi Boxer, a Realtor with Keller Williams who has lived in the area for many years. “Home buyers can find various housing prices and styles here. In Newfield, prospective buyers can find split-levels built during the 1960s. Many homes from the 1920s and 1930s in the older areas, range from classic architecture styles to contemporary houses.” Recent home sales in Turn of the River-Newfield averaged from $536,000 for a two-bedroom ranch to about $1.4 million for a 3-bedroom Colonial. Most homes sit on residential streets with private driveways and manicured front lawns. Few sidewalks exist, but walkers and bike riders enjoy the quiet residential streets.
This larger home on Sweet Briar Road in Newfield showcases a the higher range of property.
Larger properties are available in the Newfield area.
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Sprouting scholars and new schools
Schools in the Westover area include Stillmeadow Elementary, which has a 12-to-1 student-teacher ratio and a B-minus rating from Niche. From there, most students move on to Cloonan School which has a student-teacher ratio of 12-to-1 and a C-plus rating. Westhill High School holds a B-plus rating. A new high school building is slated to open in 2028 to replace the current 1972 structure. Private school options include The Spire School in Stamford, serving grades eight through 12. The institution has an A-plus rating and a 100% graduation rate.
Stillmeadow Elementary School in Stamford serves students in grades Kindergarten through 5th.
Westhill High School in Stamford has easy access for students to get picked up from school.
Join the community of learners at Cloonan Middle School near Turn of the River.
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Parks and playgrounds and nature
When school is out, and work is done, there’s plenty to do in the area. Nearby Scalzi Park is Stamford’s largest recreation area. Kids head to the playgrounds, the ropes course and, in summer, a splash pad. The green space also offers tennis, basketball and volleyball courts and walking trails. It is home to Cubeta Stadium, where Stamford’s Little League baseball teams play. Mianus River Park is a 220-acre wooded preserve with several hiking trails. It’s a popular place for hiking, fishing and birdwatching. Sterling Farms Golf Course is a public, 18-hole course on a former dairy farm. Young duffers can take part in the training programs offered. The Stamford Museum and Nature Center features a working farm and 80 acres of nature walks, indoor exhibits and educational programs.
Custom wooden benches adorn the walking trails at Mianus Park just outside of Turn of the River.
The legendary playground at the Stamford Nature Center has a lot of climbing and fast slides.
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Where to shop and dine
High Ridge Road runs through the middle of the neighborhood. Amid a profusion of supermarkets, home improvement and department stores lining the thoroughfare, shoppers find an assortment of boutiques and specialty shops offering everything from bitcoin to baked goods. Grocery stores in the area include Trader Joe’s and Stop & Shop. Dining options are plentiful. There is a host of fast-food options for dinner in a hurry. For a more leisurely night out, Table 104 offers chef-inspired Tuscan entrees. The Ridges Seafood and Grill specializes in contemporary American cuisine.
Enjoy the variety of goods and prices at the local Trader Joe's in Turn of River.
Find all kinds of delicious breads at Cobs Bread at the High Ridge Shopping Center.
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Transportation and getting around town
The neighborhood is 3 miles from downtown Stamford. High Ridge Road and Merritt Parkway intersect in the neighborhood, offering quick access to the city and interstate highways. Lower Manhattan is 43 miles from the neighborhood and La Guardia Airport is 32 miles, both via the Hutchinson Parkway. Those points are also accessible by train, which runs regularly between Grand Central Station and downtown Stamford. Bus service is available between Turn of the River-Newfield and downtown Stamford.
Enjoy the convenience of commuting to NYC from the Metro-North station in Stamford.
Find trains to cities like Boston NYC and Washington DC at the Stamford Train Station.
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Summer tunes and winter fests
The neighborhood is 3 miles from downtown Stamford. High Ridge Road and Merritt Parkway offer quick access to the city and interstate highways. Lower Manhattan is 43 miles and La Guardia Airport is 32 miles. Those destinations are also accessible by trains, which run regularly between Grand Central Station and downtown Stamford. Bus service is available between Turn of the River-Newfield and downtown Stamford. The neighborhood is somewhat walkable.
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Turn of the River-Newfield Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Turn of the River-Newfield, Stamford sell after 43 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Turn of the River-Newfield, Stamford over the last 12 months is $818,500, down 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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