Welcome to Old Saybrook
A seaside New England town where the Connecticut River meets Long Island Sound.
With a history that can be traced back to a colony in 1635, Old Saybrook is a placid coastal town at the mouth of the Connecticut River. Old Saybrook is home to 10,000 residents. You'll find a love for the ocean and nautical, sea-side lifestyle in Old Saybrook.
Incorporated in 1854, Old Saybrook is a popular coastal town situated between Old Lyme and Westbrook. A two-hour drive to either Boston or NYC, Old Saybrook is a lovely town bustling with shoreline activities overlooking the Long Island Sound and nearby beaches.
What to Expect
Picturesque sunsets, waves, and waterfront lifestyle.
Like all the best towns on the Connecticut shoreline, Old Saybrook promises sandy beaches, antiques shopping, historic house museums, great food and fishing charters. The final reaches of the Connecticut River are wonderfully scenic, and you can take in this natural beauty at waterfront parks or on a combined steam train and riverboat journey from nearby Essex.
The Lifestyle
Easy-going and full of coastal activities.
Old Saybrook residents enjoy living a coastal lifestyle and enjoy boating and water sports. The lifestyle is stress-free and community-driven.
The Market
Strong, competitive market.
Old Saybrook remains one of the most desired coastline towns in Middlesex county, with a reputation statewide for its desirable coastal lifestyle, great school systems, and peaceful natural surroundings drawing in home buyers.
You'll Fall in Love With
A true New England experience, and breathtaking views of the Long Island Sound.
Harveys Beach, entered by Great Hammock Rd (Route 154) and Cove Beach are two popular beaches for residents. Visit Fresh Salt in the evening for a memorable dining experience. A comfortable year-round climate and lovely village charm await.
