| 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 |