Spectacularly situated on a peninsula overlooking Fishers Island Sound with a Tri-State view, this oasis offers the impression of residing on its own island. Although utterly private and tranquil, Salt Acres Estate is mere steps from the Stonington Village’s restaurants and shops, with nearly 4 of these acres held in conservation for the Osprey.

Rich in history and brimmed with small town charm, Stonington Village is not like other coastal destinations. The pace is slower. It's a bit quieter, but an incredibly beautiful and idyllic place to visit. It's a place where a leisurely stroll down Water Street, past eclectic shops, art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants, leads you to a magnificent sunset and an old stone lighthouse. The Mystic "Village", a mere 10 minute drive, was founded in 1654, and quickly rose to prominence as a shipbuilding center during the clipper ship era. Nowadays, Mystic has become known for its quintessential New England charm, and most notably the movie Mystic Pizza, a quaint little eatery downtown. This is a rare opportunity to revel in the picturesque Village of Stonington, on the water, while so close in proximity to Mystic, Watch Hill and situated between Boston and New York.