Edgewood

Edgewood is a pleasant residential neighborhood that serves as a bridge between downtown New Haven and the booming Westville village. Named after the magnificent Edgewood Park — one of Frederick Law Olmsted's landscape masterpieces featuring rolling meadows, a duck pond, and winding trails — this neighborhood offers a peaceful retreat from urban life. The tree-lined streets feature a mix of Victorian homes, multi-family houses, and newer construction. Edgewood's location is ideal: walking distance to Whalley Avenue restaurants, close to Yale-New Haven Hospital, and just minutes from downtown. The neighborhood attracts families who want green space, good schools, and easy access to everything New Haven offers.