Old Saybrook, CT —
More than just a regular sleepy beach town.

When I meet buyers, I always ask them what they are looking for in a home. Most of the time, they’ll reply that they want to live in a small town, not too crowded, a place where they can stroll down the Main Street to walk their dog, get a cup of coffee and spend time with their loved ones. If this sounds good to you, then you’ve come to the right place. What’s more, Old Saybrook offers more than just a regular sleepy beach town.

The iconic Main Street is both aesthetically pleasing and practical. The lanterns lining the middle give Saybrook a classic look and the wide sidewalks offer locals a place to dine, stroll or just hang out. Right off Old Saybrook’s Main Street is a train station, from which you can get to New York or Boston. On the other end of the street is the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Center, where you can enjoy variety of entertainment like comedy shows or classical music. Main Street is diligently taken care of by the local Garden Club. You’ll notice their bright neon vests while they tend to the medians, cultivating more natural beauty.

"The iconic Main Street is both aesthetically pleasing and practical"

Old Saybrook is famous for its summertime activities but still remains a vibrant community all year long. Even during the wintertime, our town remains busy with activities such as the Chilifest and the Torchlight Parade, which attracts attendees from all around the state. It’s always a pleasure to see youth groups such as the Boy Scouts cleaning up the Chili fest and helping seniors at the Garden Club plant sale, or the Youth Action Council engaging with the community on the Town Green on Family Day. In fact, Old Saybrook was ranked one of the Top 200 small towns across the nation with a high level of youth involvement in the community.

Our Main Street is amazing, but this little town has so much more to offer. Our 1000 acre preserve offers many trails to hike. You can dock your boat at the Saybrook Marina and have lunch at the Saybrook Point Inn. The school system is amazing and was one of the reasons I chose to live here when we decided on a home. I've become very fond of this picturesque little village and I hope you too will find a home here, whether as a summer home or as a home year-round.

"The iconic Main Street is both aesthetically pleasing and practical"

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