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Definitely Southport Village is the most charming part of Fairfield County. Stunning historic homes on picturesque streets overlooking a quant harbor. NCIS and Dr. Bull star, Michael Weartherly’s father owns one of the homes overlooking the harbor. His father owns the company that imports Swiss Army Knives. Fairfield Town Green and Greenfield Hill are also very charming. Jay
Agree with you on Southport Village and even Greenfield Hill. Can’t say I find Fairfield Center to be charming at all. Busy, bustling and lots of traffic speeding by.
Definitely Southport Village is the most charming part of Fairfield County. Stunning historic homes on picturesque streets overlooking a quant harbor. NCIS and Dr. Bull star, Michael Weartherly’s father owns one of the homes overlooking the harbor. His father owns the company that imports Swiss Army Knives. Fairfield Town Green and Greenfield Hill are also very charming. Jay
I take back what I said about Southport and putting it on my list. I looked up Southport and they do have a Historic District. When I go down there I must be seeing a lot of new houses & mini mansions that are more along the water.
I take back what I said about Southport and putting it on my list. I looked up Southport and they do have a Historic District. When I go down there I must be seeing a lot of new houses & mini mansions that are more along the water.
Anywhere north of the Merritt in Fairfield you can find charming areas. Name a town that you cant. Harder.
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