NOMADEReal Estate
Darien
Fairfield County

Darien

Shoreline Prestige, Community Spirit

$1,750,000

Median Home

A+

Schools

14.36

Mill Rate

50 min

NYC Commute

Living Here

Living in Darien

Darien is an exclusive shoreline community with a walkable downtown, Weed Beach and Pear Tree Point Beach, nationally ranked schools, and a strong sense of community tradition. Its compact geography and tight-knit neighborhoods make it feel like a village, even as it offers quick access to both Stamford's urban amenities and New York City.

Highlights

  • Nationally ranked public schools — consistently top 5 in CT
  • Two town beaches on Long Island Sound
  • Compact, walkable downtown with shops and restaurants
  • 50-minute Metro-North to Grand Central Terminal
  • Strong community engagement and family-oriented culture

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For Sale

Homes for Sale in Darien

Buyer Perspective

What Buyers Love About Darien

  • Some of the best public schools in the state
  • Tight-knit, family-focused community
  • Beautiful beaches and waterfront parks
  • Quick commute to both Stamford and NYC
  • High property values with strong appreciation

Darien, Connecticut

Town Data

Darien at a Glance

22,100

Population

$1,750,000

Median Home

14.36

Mill Rate

A+

School Rating

50 min

NYC Commute

Schools

SchoolTypeRating
Darien High SchoolPublicA+
Middlesex Middle SchoolPublicA+

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do families choose Darien?

Darien is renowned for its exceptional public schools, safe neighborhoods, beach access, and a strong community calendar of events — making it one of the most sought-after family towns in CT.

What is the commute from Darien to NYC?

Metro-North express trains from Darien reach Grand Central in approximately 50 minutes.

What types of homes are available in Darien?

Darien's housing stock ranges from antique colonials and renovated Cape Cods to new construction and waterfront properties.