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Top-rated schools and access to downtown Westport
Located on the outskirts of Westport, Old Hill is an upscale forested suburb west of the Saugatuck River. Large homes hidden in the hills cost upwards of $1 million. “You’ve got bigger lots in Old Hill, and you’re still close to town,” says Julie Vanderblue, Realtor with Higgins Group Real Estate. Students here can attend schools in the Westport School District, which is graded an A-plus on Niche and is the No. 1 public school district in all of Connecticut. Within 3 miles, locals can reach downtown Westport’s art galleries, boutiques and locally owned restaurants on Main Street. Annual community events like Westport’s Fine Art Festival and a July 4th fireworks show at Compo Beach keep residents busy all year long. Downtown Norwalk is just 4 miles south, and the ocean is only about 6 miles away. With access to downtown nightlife, the nearby Atlantic coastline and luxury estates tucked into forested lots, Old Hill residents have a little bit of everything.
Upscale estates beneath mature Connecticut trees
Most Old Hill home prices start around $1.3 million and can reach over $5 million, though architectural styles vary. Colonial-inspired mansions, New England estates with cottage aesthetics and both modern and rustic farmhouses are tucked away from the road and underneath mature trees. "There are some exceptional estates in that area," Vanderblue says. "The neighborhood is convenient but still private, and it’s got its own distinct feel: peaceful and scenic." It’s not uncommon for these residences to have four or more bedrooms, private pools and two-to-three-car garages. Top-of-the-line kitchens, manicured lawns and long, winding driveways are also the norm. Though most homes are tucked away on large estates, those near Merrit Parkway, which cuts through the neighborhood, are close to traffic noise.
For those looking for something cozier, trendy condo units at Bankside House on Wilton Road overlook the Saugatuck River and downtown Westport. With modern industrial designs, two-to-four bedrooms and floor-to-ceiling windows, these condo units can cost between $2.5 and $5 million.
This row of homes is typical of what you can find in Old Hill.
New England estate on Broadview Road in Old Hill.
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Study within the top-rated Westport School District
All eight schools within the Westport Public School District score an A-plus on Niche, making this area one of the most sought-after neighborhoods for families. Old Hill students can start their education at King’s Highway Elementary School, which teaches a wide curriculum that includes art, music and Spanish classes. Coleytown Middle School, rated the No. 1 best public middle school in Connecticut, has several clubs and extracurriculars like creative writing, yearbook and the school newspaper. Staples High School is the No. 2 best public high school in Connecticut. It has a spacious campus and offers dozens of courses, including advanced culinary arts, journalism, anthropology and lifeguard training.
Kings Highway Elementary School serves students in grades Kindergarten through 5th.
Staples High School serves students in grades 9th through 12th.
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Earthplace nature center, local YMCAs and the Westport Library
The Westport Weston Family YMCA is right on Raymond Lane for family fun and exercise. Though no dogs are allowed, Partrick Wetlands is a preserve with a few walking trails and views of native plants and waterways. But, because the area has many marshy wetlands, some homes could experience wetter seasons or possible flooding near ponds or the preserve. Right near Main Street, folks can study or gather at the Westport Library on 20 Jesup Road, which has a coffee shop and hosts webinars, crafting nights and professional presentations on various topics. Just next to the library is Levitt Pavilion, right on the Saugatuck River, which hosts dozens of live music performances throughout its festival season.
Old Hill residents can enjoy the Westport Library, one of the best and most modern in the state.
The Westport Weston Family YMCA in Old Hill has an olympic-size indoor swimming pool.
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Shop for designer discounts or dine at locally-owned restaurants
Though it may be across the Saugatuck River, Westport’s Main Street is considered a trendy area with plenty of shops and restaurants to explore. Locals can grab a fresh slice or sub at Outpost Pizza, which also serves pasta dishes and a modern vibe. Cloud Nine Designer Consignments has a wide selection of handbags, shoes and coats. Mexicue’s barbecue menu and unique cocktails thrive within a lively atmosphere. Where Route 1 turns into Post Road, locals can shop at the nearby Trader Joe’s, Organic Market or Westport Hardware. Norwalk, to the south, also has a selection of shops and restaurants, whether dining at Sedona Taphouse within The Waypointe apartment complex or having a slice of pizza at Coals by The Norwalk Boat Club. When it comes to grocery shopping, Stew Leonard's is a longtime staple, with a huge selection of produce, artisanal cheeses and products from local farms. There is also a Whole Foods down the road.
Old Hill residents go to restaurants an stores on Main Street, such as Outpost Pizza.
Cloud Nine Designer Consignments in Old Hill offers a selection of discounted designer clothes.
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Westport’s annual community events and festivals
The city of Westport hosts several annual special events that Old Hill residents can take part in. The Levitt Pavilion across the Saugatuck River is a famous spot for more than 50 free shows throughout its festival season each year. Its Stars on Tour Series includes several live music performances with rotating rosters of familiar and upcoming artists. Westport's annual 4th of July fireworks celebration takes place at Compo Beach, where a lot of people gather to watch the show. The Westport Fine Arts Festival, which has been going on for over 50 years, is a huge annual event showcasing artists and vendors from all over New England.
Drives to Norwalk and Compo Beach on the coast
Downtown Westport is 3 miles away, where locals can cross the Saugatuck River to spend a day on Main Street. Many people travel to Norwalk for work or for fun, and the commute is only 4 miles south via Murray Street. To enjoy the fireworks festival at Compo Beach, residents can take Compo Road about 6 miles south to reach the coastline. They can also spend a day on the beach’s white sands or hang out at the skate park. For checkups or emergencies, Norwalk Hospital is about 6 miles away. Locals can hop on Route 15 South and drive about 22 miles west to reach the Westchester County Airport in about 30 minutes.
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On average, homes in Old Hill, Westport sell after 47 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Old Hill, Westport over the last 12 months is $2,591,000, up 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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