Welcome To

Westport

Known as ‘Green’s Farm’ due to the farming families that settled there.

Welcome to Westport

A magnificent, scenic coastal town.

Westport is a luxurious waterfront town home to 28,000 residents. The town is split through the middle by the Saugatuck River, providing breathtaking views on both sides and endless recreational fun.

Westport was formerly known as ‘Green’s Farm’ due to the farming families that settled there. By the 19th century, the town turned into a bustling shipping center and transformed by the 20th century into a destination for artists, musicians and writers. Residents now enjoy this scenic waterfront town with fine dining and shopping as well as recreational water activities within close proximity to New York City.

Aerial view of Westport’s downtown waterfront and commercial district in autumn.
Downtown Westport streetscape with a Tudor-style Anthropologie storefront and a brick Patagonia building.
Bronze statue of a kneeling man holding a rifle on a stone base.

What To Expect

Immaculate beaches and a contemporary art museum.

It’s no surprise that buyers flock to Westport for its close proximity to the water. Compo Beach, a pristine 29 acre park is known for sailing lessons, picnic tables and grills, a playground for kids and tons of water sports. Apart from activities on the water, you’ll find MOCA, a new contemporary art museum, a great dining scene and even a celebrity spotting from time to time.

Aerial view of a coastal marina with rows of boats, shoreline, and homes beside open water.
Stone building behind a tall red abstract sculpture on a sunny lawn.
Franny's storefront with green-trimmed windows and wicker chairs beside pumpkins on the sidewalk.

The Lifestyle

Small town feel with a global mindset.

Residents enjoy visiting Levitt Pavilion each summer for 50 free outdoor concerts and the Westport Library was recently reimagined in 2019 with state of the art technology, upgraded capacity for grandstand seating to take in the incredible views and much more.

Aerial view of Westport’s autumn-colored downtown and the Saugatuck River, with a waterfront park in the foreground.
Westport Country Playhouse entrance with a rooftop weather vane and broad stone steps.
Brick stairway opens onto a courtyard patio, beneath slatted ceilings and circular pendant lights.

Unexpected Appeal

Westport Country Playhouse.

The Westport Country Playhouse was founded in 1931 by Lawrence Langner, a New York theater producer. Many notable performers have graced the stage including Paul Newman and Liza Minnelli. Today, the Playhouse produces five shows per season and provides theater experiences such as staged readings to free community events for kids and families.

Westport marina with docked boats, golden marsh grass, and benches along the shore.
Westport Library exterior with red-brick walls, broad tiered steps, and a white pergola.
Two beachgoers watch a yellow kite above the sea, with a boat and swimmer in the distance.

The Market

Beach bungalows to Gold Coast luxury properties.

Westport homes are extremely sought after and range from luxury rentals and condo complexes to waterside mansions. Homes in Westport are mostly traditional with some contemporary and bungalows in the mix.

Westport shoreline with a sandy beach, rocky point, and autumn-colored homes along the coast.Modern glass office building with a black COMPASS sign beside its entrance.

You'll Fall In Love With

Playtime at the Longshore Complex.

The Longshore Complex sits on 200 acres that the town purchased in 1960. Now the complex includes a 18 hole golf course, town pools, tennis courts, and a marina for recreational family fun.

Downtown Westport waterfront with brick buildings, outdoor dining, and autumn trees along the river.
Bedford Family Center entrance with red-framed glass doors and a stone facade.
Pearl Restaurant & Bar entrance beneath a black awning on a white columned building.
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