New construction townhomes at 19½ Clinton Avenue. Three bedrooms, 2+ bathrooms, plus a den — three floors of your own, with covered parking, from $4,500 a month. First move-ins winter 2026.
This isn't a unit — it's a private home. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms in every home, with two-and-a-half baths in select homes, plus your own entrance and full-size laundry inside. Between 1,824 and 1,885 square feet across three floors, with covered parking below.
Norwalk's newer rental stock is mostly mid-rise apartment buildings. A true townhome — your own entrance, your own floors, your own garage — is a different, much rarer kind of rental here.
These renderings reflect the design intent for the finished homes — white oak floors, shaker cabinetry, matte black hardware, and quartz counters throughout.
19½ Clinton sits in Spring Hill, a quiet hillside pocket of two- and three-family homes anchored by Norwalk Hospital two blocks away — established residential streets, not a speculative fringe location. One block over on Ferris Avenue is The IVE at Ferris, an existing rental property in the same portfolio. From here it's a short walk to South Norwalk's restaurants and the Maritime Aquarium, about a five-minute drive to the train and to I-95, and Route 7 and the Merritt Parkway are close by too.
Distances, drive times, and rental figures are from public mapping, Walk Score, and Norwalk market reporting (RentCafe, city data), verified July 2026.
Foundations are poured and the walls are going up. Here's exactly where things stand, and where they're headed.
The waitlist sees them first. 72 hours before these homes are listed publicly — and covered parking goes with them.
Name and email. That's the whole ask.
Waitlist members see the homes 72 hours before public listing.
Pick your home, submit an application online.
First move-ins winter 2026.
Hard-hat tours begin closer to completion. The waitlist hears about tour dates first.
Nothing. Name and email, and you're on the list.
Yes — cats and dogs are both welcome at 19½ Clinton. Details on deposits and any restrictions will be shared when you apply.
The construction photos are real, taken on site. The interior and exterior finish shots are artist's renderings built from the actual architectural plans, since the homes aren't finished yet — we'll swap in real photos as each one is completed.
Because that's the address. Half address, twice the house.
When the homes list, the waitlist hears first. 72 hours of first pick before anyone else sees them.
First pick goes to the waitlist, 72 hours before public listing.