




Experience the ultimate New England getaway at this rare two-building retreat in Old Mystic, where maritime history meets modern comfort. Perfect for multigenerational groups, weddings, or graduations, the combined Denison Home and Carriage House offer a unique nautical sanctuary that allows your favorite people to gather without sacrificing space, privacy, or charm. Located in Stonington, Connecticut, this retreat provides a memorable setting that feels like an integral part of the getaway itself.
The estate is meticulously configured to balance shared experiences with personal retreats. The property features 11 bedrooms and 11 beds across both buildings, supported by 10 bathrooms. The Denison Home, dating back to 1784, is full of old-world character and maritime soul, featuring five ensuite bedrooms and multiple common areas including a library, sitting room, and keeping room. The Carriage House expands the capacity with six additional bedrooms, including four private first-floor ensuite rooms with their own entrances and an upstairs two-bedroom apartment. Together, the property comfortably accommodates up to 16 guests.
Guests can enjoy a wealth of thoughtful features designed for relaxation and connection:
Nestled in Old Mystic near the head of the Mystic River, the neighborhood offers a quieter, more local atmosphere. You are just 3 miles from downtown Mystic's shops and dining, and a short drive to the Mystic Seaport Museum and Mystic Aquarium. For outdoor enthusiasts, the scenic River Road is right around the corner for walking or biking, and various Connecticut and Rhode Island beaches are within a 15-minute drive.
Practical details for your stay:
Whether you are sharing stories around the firepit or exploring the coastline, this collection of homes is designed for meaningful gatherings and a perfectly shipshape stay in coastal New England.
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