Coastal
Bliss
Neighborhood Features
Greens Farms is the oldest neighborhood in Westport. Initially settled by farmers in the 17th century, it has transformed into a coastal enclave dotted with sprawling estates, private beaches, and conveniences tailored to city commuters, such as its train station, convenient highway access, and an abundance of retail shopping and services.
Compo Beach
Longshore Sailing School
Westport YMCA
Main Street & Post Road Shopping
Kayaking & SUP Paddleboarding
Levitt Pavilion For The Performing Arts
Longshore Golf Course
The Westport Library
Burying Hill Beach
Downtown Westport
Our location along the Post Road means world-class shopping and services couldn’t be easier to access. Numerous shopping centers, grocery stores, restaurants, banks, salons, dry cleaners and other conveniences are all within reach, while luxury shopping along Main Street is just a short drive down the road.
Brandy Melville
Lululemon
Theory
Madewell
J.Crew
Vineyard Vines
Intermix
Serena & Lily
Anthropology
Patagonia
Pottery Barn
West Elm
Design Within Reach
Williams Sonoma
Starbucks
A Coastal Playground
Being a Westport resident means you get to enjoy the miles of coastline located nearby. Numerous beaches are all within a short drive, along with local options for paddle board, kayak, and boat rental to get you out on the water. The town also features Longshore Golf Course, an 18-hole course located right on Long Island Sound.
Longshore Sailing School
Kayaking & SUP Paddleboarding
Compo Beach
Burying Hill Beach
Old Mill Beach
Longshore Golf Course
1480 Post Road East, Westport CT 06880
(203) 666-7983 or leasing@sirdev.com
Disclaimer: 1480 Post is committed to compliance with all federal, state, and local fair housing laws. 1480 Post will not discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status, disability, or any other specific classes protected by applicable laws. 1480 Post will allow any reasonable accommodation or reasonable modification based upon a disability-related need. The person requesting any reasonable modification may be responsible for the related expenses.
