Buy | Seaboard Properties: Homes for Sale in Stonington Borough, Watch Hill & Fishers Island

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Finding your place on the Sound.

Historic village houses, waterfront estates and island homes in Stonington Borough, Watch Hill and Fishers Island, and along the shoreline nearby.

Stonington Borough and its harbor from the air
Stonington Borough, from above the harbor.

01Our Listings

Currently offered.

The homes we represent today, each with full details and photographs on our site.

All listings
The Shelter Harbor Inn, 10 Wagner Road, Westerly

01Shelter Harbor · Westerly, Rhode Island

The Shelter Harbor Inn

10 Wagner Road

$5,495,000

Bedrooms
23
Square feet
14,303
Acres
3.41

A historic coastal estate operating as an established inn and event destination, ready to carry on as an inn or to become a private residence, a family retreat or a coastal compound.

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48 Sound Breeze Avenue, Groton Long Point Pending

02Groton Long Point, Connecticut

48 Sound Breeze Avenue

Groton Long Point

$1,800,000

Bedrooms
5
Square feet
2,688
Built
1940

A Cape-style Colonial with a tower room, overlooking the tidal marsh and bordering conservation land, minutes from Groton Long Point's beaches.

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Harboredge dockominium, 4 Northwest Street, Stonington

03Stonington Borough, Connecticut

4 Northwest Street, B39

Harboredge Dockominium

$60,000

Type
Boat slip
Harbor
Stonington
Annual dues
$3,200

Your own slip in the Borough, an easy sail to Fishers Island and Watch Hill, and a short walk to Water Street.

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02On the Map

Where our homes are.

Our three villages and the shoreline around them. Select a number to see a listing, or a place name to see what's for sale there.

Map of our shoreline Stonington Borough, Watch Hill and Fishers Island, with our three current listings, our offices, the Fishers Island ferry and nearby Amtrak stations. Fishers Island Sound Block Island Sound Long IslandSound StoningtonHarbor FERRY · ABOUT 45 MIN NEW LONDON GROTON LONG POINT NOANK MYSTIC WESTERLY MISQUAMICUT WEEKAPAUG NORTH STONINGTON ↑ AMTRAKAMTRAKAMTRAK Stonington BoroughCONNECTICUT Watch HillRHODE ISLAND Fishers IslandNEW YORK 123 72°06′W72°00′W71°54′W71°48′W41°15′N41°18′N41°21′N N 1 MILE

By trainAmtrak's Northeast Regional stops at New London, Mystic and Westerly.

By ferryYear-round to Fishers Island from New London, about 45 minutes.

By carJust off I-95: roughly two and a half to three hours from New York, under two from Boston.

Shoreline © OpenStreetMap contributors.

04The Villages

Which village suits you?

It's the first question most buyers ask. Here is how the three compare, and we're always glad to talk it through.

Compare Stonington BoroughConnecticut Watch HillRhode Island Fishers IslandNew York
The feel A year-round working village, with a fishing fleet, galleries and restaurants along Water Street. A Victorian summer colony, with a beach, a small harbor and the Flying Horse Carousel. A quiet, private island with a close-knit summer community.
The houses Federal and Greek Revival village homes, harborfront houses, and estates on the points nearby. Shingle-style summer cottages and oceanfront estates on the bluffs. Shingle-style island houses and harborfront properties.
On the water A protected deep-water harbor, with Fishers Island and Watch Hill a short sail away. Little Narragansett Bay on one side, open Atlantic beaches on the other. West and East Harbor, and the island's own shoreline.
The season Lively all year. At its fullest in summer, much quieter in winter. At its fullest in summer, with a small year-round community.
Getting there Minutes from I-95 and the Amtrak stations in Mystic and Westerly. Minutes from Westerly and its Amtrak station. A year-round ferry from New London, about 45 minutes.
Three-bedroom homes* Sold for about $1.15M to $2.5M in 2026, roughly $1.75M on average. The highest prices are on the water. Sold from about $1.7M in 2026, with waterfront estates at $7M and above. Only a few island houses sell each year, and many sales are private. Ask us for recent figures.
Our office 108 Water Street 27 Bay Street 643 Equestrian Avenue, with Shutters & Sails Fishers Island

* Single-family sales recorded on the multiple listing services, January to October 2026. Each village sees only a handful of three-bedroom sales a year, so treat these figures as a guide.

05Working With Us

How we work with buyers.

Most of our buyers are looking for a second home, and most won't be here every week. We work accordingly.

  1. i.

    A first conversation

    How you'll use the house, which villages appeal and what you'd like to spend.

  2. ii.

    A day in the villages

    We show you the places, not just the houses: the harbors, the beaches and the streets you'd walk every day.

  3. iii.

    Finding the house

    On the market and coming soon, across all three villages and the shoreline nearby.

  4. iv.

    Offer and negotiation

    Clear advice on price and terms from people who know what comparable houses have sold for.

  5. v.

    Shoreline due diligence

    Flood zones and insurance, docks and permits, wells and septic, historic districts. We help you ask the right questions early.

  6. vi.

    After closing

    Introductions to caretakers, contractors, marinas and local services, so the house is ready when you are.

06Before You Buy

What to know before you buy here.

The questions buyers new to this shoreline often don't think to ask.

Three villages, three states

Stonington is in Connecticut, Watch Hill in Rhode Island and Fishers Island in New York. Property taxes, closing customs and the role of attorneys differ from state to state. Because one team works across all three, we know the differences and can introduce you to the right local professionals.

Flood zones and insurance

Much of the waterfront here lies in mapped flood zones, which affects insurance costs and, for some houses, how they can be renovated. We'll help you look at flood maps, elevation certificates and insurance quotes early, before you're committed.

Historic districts

Parts of Stonington Borough and Watch Hill are historic districts, where some exterior changes may need approval. We'll tell you what applies to a house before you fall for it.

Docks, moorings and permits

Docks are permitted by the state: Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and Rhode Island's Coastal Resources Management Council. Moorings are managed locally. A house with a dock and a house where you hope to build one are very different purchases, and we'll help you tell them apart.

Wells and septic

Outside the village centers, many houses rely on a private well and a septic system. Inspections of both are an essential part of due diligence, and we'll help you arrange them.

Buying on Fishers Island

The island is reached by ferry from New London, services are fewer in the off-season, and the market is small, so it pays to know what's coming. We work there with our partner, Shutters & Sails Fishers Island, who know the island house by house.

Seasonal or year-round

Stonington Borough is lively all year. Watch Hill and Fishers Island are at their fullest in summer and much quieter in winter. It's worth thinking about how and when you'll use the house before choosing a village.

Renting the house when you're away

Many owners rent their houses for part of the summer. We can tell you what comparable houses rent for in each village, so you can factor it into your plans.

Coming soon

Be the first to know.

Tell us what you're looking for and we'll let you know about coming-soon listings in Stonington, Watch Hill and Fishers Island. One team works across all three villages.