East and West Elm Street divide at Greenwich Avenue in what could be considered the center of the “Ave” largely populated with fashion retail. There are many other attractions such as restaurants and specialty shops along with larger retailers such as Saks 5th Avenue that make this part of the central Greenwich vibrant and exciting. 31 East Elm Street has a particularly good presence as it sits back from the road. It is fronted by its own parking lot, and then surrounded by a large municipal parking lot offering both long and short term parking to shoppers and commuters.
The feeder roads to East Elm Street in addition to Greenwich Avenue are Mason Street and Milbank Avenues to the east as well as Field Point Road and Benedict Place to the west. All of these named streets have important significance bolstering the strength and viability of the central Greenwich market.
