The brick Georgian Colonial seen from the beach below the stone seawall at twilight.

Willow Point · Mystic, Connecticut

The Oldfields Estate at Willow Point

By Land, Sea, Sky

A rare Mystic River waterfront estate where Georgian permanence meets private beach, pier, and a private heliport.

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By Land

Settled into the shoreline.

Built in 1931, the house sits where an open lawn falls toward the water.

Warm brick, formal rooms, and a permanence that belongs to this stretch of shore — the kind of place that doesn't announce itself.

Aerial view from the water of the residence on its point, with the lawn and dock in front.

By Sea

House to lawn to water to the pier.

The grounds step down toward the cove — lawn, stone shoreline, beach, and a private pier that reaches well out over the water.

Between the house and the shore, a covered porch and a stone terrace make outdoor rooms for the end of the day.

Aerial view of Willow Point with the residence, cove, marina, and surrounding shoreline.

Overhead aerial view of the lawn, beach, and dock reaching into the water.

Covered porch seating looking out toward the lawn, dock, and water.

By Sky

Home to The Shore Heliport.

The estate is home to The Shore Heliport — FAA identifier 69CT — a private-use heliport on the grounds. Permission is required prior to landing.

It gives the property a rare third arrival: by land through Willow Point, by water to the pier, or by air to the lawn.

Aerial view looking straight down over the point, the lawn, and the shoreline.

Coffered wood room with fireplace, built-ins, desk, and hardwood floors.

The Residence

Traditional rooms that keep the water present.

Hardwood floors, coffered ceilings, French doors, built-ins, arched openings — the house keeps its original vocabulary.

The rooms are calm, warm, and oriented toward the water, from the main level through the bedrooms above.

The Details

Worth lingering over.

Up close, the house asks you to slow down — the arched window on the landing, the coffered ceiling, the brick and woodwork, a covered porch right at the water's edge.

Upstairs landing with a turned-baluster railing and an arched window framing the water.

Wide aerial view across Mystic harbor, Willow Point, marinas, and open water.

The Setting

Set on the Mystic shoreline.

The house sits on the Mystic waterfront, where a working New England harbor town meets the protected waters of the sound.

Life here runs on the shoreline's own clock — tide and light, boats coming and going — in a place that has been lived in this way for a long time.

A muted neighbourhood map of Willow Point in Mystic, Connecticut, the residence marked near the head of the point where the river opens to the sound. — Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Gallery

The water, the rooms, the details.

Late light on the shoreline, the warmth of the rooms inside, and the things you notice on a second look.

Inquiry

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