This article has been updated to reflect that due to public interest, the HDC meeting set for Wednesday will be hybrid with a Zoom option added.
Also, the meeting has been moved to the Town hall meeting room (from the smaller Mazza room).
The Historic District Commission’s agenda for their regular meeting on Wednesday, July 8 includes a discussion of the proposed demolition of 2 Greenwich Avenue.
The meeting runs 7:00 to 9:00pm in the Town Hall meeting Room in Greenwich Town Hall, 1st floor, Room 125, 101 Field Point Road in Greenwich.
There is also a Zoom option:
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Plans were recently filed with the Planning & Zoning department from the building owners who propose to demolish the historic 1894 building, along with 10 Greenwich Ave and 10-12 West Putnam Ave, and combine the parcels for a four-story, mixed-use building with 14 residential units and retail space, while reconstructing the 2 Greenwich Ave corner in its Tudor Revival spirit.
While the building is on the National Register of Historic Places, 2 Greenwich Ave does not have a Historic Overlay to protect it. Nor is it a locally designated historic property.
“HDC/DISCUSSION ITEM. 2 Greenwich Avenue is seeking to demolish the existing structure and the two flanking it on either side and it has sparked a great deal of letter-writing and vocal opposition.”
The item is #4 on the agenda and is followed by public comment.
See also:
Plans Proposed to Demolish & Reconstruct Historic Building at 2 Greenwich Ave, Plus 2 Adjacent Buildings June 11, 2026
2 Greenwich Avenue, constructed in 1894, at corner of Greenwich Ave and W Putnam. To the left is 10 Greenwich Ave, with Taqueria on the ground floor. June 11, 2026. Photo copyright: Leslie Yager