- The Flats at 289 Main, Norwalk, CT 06851$1,750/moFees may applyStudio · 1 units availableThe Flats at 289 MainNorwalk, CT 06851
- 39 Wall St #6, Norwalk, CT 06850$1,595/moFees may applyStudio · 1 bath · 400 sq ft39 Wall St #6Norwalk, CT 06850
- 40-1 Prospect Ave #3B, Norwalk, CT 06850$1,695/moFees may applyStudio · 500 sq ft40-1 Prospect Ave #3BNorwalk, CT 06850
- 32 W Main St #203, Norwalk, CT 06851$1,475/moFees may applyStudio · 1 bath · 425 sq ft32 W Main St #203Norwalk, CT 06851
- 43 Tierney St #1, Norwalk, CT 06851$1,450/moStudio · 1 bath · 550 sq ft43 Tierney St #1Norwalk, CT 06851
- 10 Ann St, Norwalk, CT 06854$1,975/moStudio · 1 bath · 516 sq ft10 Ann StNorwalk, CT 06854
- 94 Washington St #28, Norwalk, CT 06854$2,100/moFees may applyStudio · 1 bath · 429 sq ft94 Washington St #28Norwalk, CT 06854
- 16 Ruby St #2, Norwalk, CT 06850$1,395/moFees may applyStudio · 1 bath · 400 sq ft16 Ruby St #2Norwalk, CT 06850
- 49 Day St #3, Norwalk, CT 06854$1,800/moFees may applyStudio · 1 bath · 450 sq ft49 Day St #3Norwalk, CT 06854
- 36 Wolfpit Associates Llc Ave, Norwalk, CT 06851$1,500/moFees may applyStudio · 1 units available36 Wolfpit Associates Llc AveNorwalk, CT 06851
Norwalk Snapshot
Frequently asked questions
What is the average rent of a studio rental in Norwalk, CT?
The average rent for studio rentals in Norwalk is $2,392.
How many studio rentals are available now in Norwalk, CT?
There are currently 30 rentals for rent on HotPads in Norwalk, which fluctuated 0.00% over the past 30-days.
About Norwalk
Area Information
Norwalk is a coastal Connecticut city located 40 miles from New York, New York. Just northeast of Stamford, it is accessible by I-95 and the Merritt Parkway. Metro-North trains stop in South and East Norwalk, making the one-hour commute to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan very easy. Amtrak stops in Stamford and Bridgeport put Washington, DC and Boston, Massachusetts within easy reach.
Many apartments for rent in Norwalk are close to the water. Its Long Island Sound coast is jagged with coves, peninsulas and tidal creeks. In many ways it feels like a proper New England town: The harbor is busy, the fish is fresh and the town hosts an annual oyster festival. Picturesque areas, such as Rowayton, feel far removed from metropolitan New York City. Artsy South Norwalk, dubbed SoNo, has hip restaurants, bars, shops and the annual SoNo Arts Celebration. Inland, there's Cranbury Park, 272 lush acres with woodland trails and disc golf. The Silvermine neighborhood, which borders New Canaan, dates back to 17th century and boasts several historic buildings.
If the local beaches aren't enough, you'll find plenty more up the coast. Within 150 miles there's Block Island, Rhode Island; Little Compton, Rhode Island; and Long Island's North Fork. Head north for weekend getaways in the Hudson Valley, Litchfield County and the Berkshires.
Renting in Norwalk, CT
Norwalk was long seen as a relative bargain compared to the neighboring towns of Darien and New Canaan, but that is changing. With its great location and quality housing stock, Norwalk is a hot market right now. It's not as competitive as some northeast rental markets, but it's still a good idea to nail down a lease when you find a good spot.
Local attractions
- Calf Pasture Beach: An East Norwalk spot for picnics, volleyball and lobster bakes.
- The Maritime Aquarium: A popular attraction featuring sea animals, such as sharks, otters and turtles, and an IMAX theater.
- Sheffield Island Lighthouse: Board a ferry and go back to a time to discover how this 1868 lighthouse was critical to ocean shipping.
- Norwalk Concert Hall:This historic venue is home to the town's symphony orchestra.
- Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum? A Gilded Age landmark estate.
- Center for Contemporary Printmaking: A non-profit organization hosting exhibitions and workshops related to the printing arts.
- Stepping Stones Museum for Children: A multidimensional resource that focuses on learning through play.
