Aerial view of 30 Essex Street centered on the Mystic River waterfront with its pier extending from shore.

The Cottage at Willow Point

BY LAND · BY SEA · BY SKY

A 1931 Georgian Colonial on the Mystic River waterfront.

$4,750,000 · PRIVATE PIER · HELIPORT · MOORING

The Cottage

Affectionately named by its owner, this 1931 Georgian Colonial was built by E. L. Scholfield with solid materials, designed specifically for this site on the western shore of the Mystic River. Historically known as The Oldfields Estate, it has withstood the test of time and weather since 1931.

With 356 feet of direct waterfront, a 120-foot pier, and 5,926 sq ft of living space, the estate has been painstakingly cared for over the past two decades, with many upgrades implemented to reinforce and safeguard this historical estate without losing the elegance and stature of its character.

BY LAND

Get Right to the Point

The ways to arrive by land to Willow Point is direct and many; the airports are close by: Groton, Providence, Bradley, Westerly. The means by car, train, limo services are easily available. When you turn into The Point and drive through the established neighborhood, toward Spence Point, you will know you have arrived at 30 Essex Street when you see that the elegant, stately residence, historically known as the Old Fields estate, was built for this waterfront location, and not just placed on it. You will feel the orientation of the house itself provides a feeling of welcome privacy. The circular driveway, the arbor welcoming you toward the shoreline, past mature gardens to the waterfront. The close proximity to Downtown Mystic with its many restaurants, museums, and vibrant nightlife allow you to explore all that Mystic has to offer. A walk, a bike ride, or a drive is less than a mile to Downtown Mystic waterfront. The Mystic Amtrak train station keeps you connected to New York, Boston and beyond, and the Old Fields estate at 30 Essex Street keeps you far away from it all!

Drive approach to the brick residence with garage bay, gardens, and dormered roofline.

BY SEA

Arrive under Power or Under Sail

The dock-120 feet long with power and water, provides berthing for owners and guests alike. Boaters can come ashore to drinks on the flagstone terrace and covered porch to watch the sunset and relax after a day trip to Block Island, Fisher's Island, Napatree, Watch Hill, or to a Home-coming after a getaway to Newport, Nantucket, The Vineyard, and beyond. A harbor mooring and nearby marina offer options for deep-draft vessels and other boating guests. The additional racks on the pilings store four kayaks and the sandy beach allow for paddle boards, skiffs and swimmers. While swimmers rinse off in the outdoor private shower or cabana bath, you and your guests can relax, watch the boats return to the sheltered Mystic Harbor as the sun sets over the point.

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

Fly in for a visit

The Shore Heliport sits on the south lawn — FAA-designated and private for the kind of arrival that skips the highway entirely. Visible on approach are orange windsocks and a prominent flagstaff.

Aerial view looking straight down over the point, the lawn, and the shoreline.
Wide aerial view across Mystic harbor, Willow Point, marinas, and open water.

Come home to Mystic

The Mystic River empties into a sheltered harbor, past marinas and oyster beds and the last wooden whaling ship afloat. The village grew up around the water and never quite left it. Willow Point is the quiet side — set back from the drawbridge traffic, facing south towards Mystic Harbor and Fishers Island Sound beyond, close to everything and apart from all of it.

A muted USGS topo crop of Willow Point, Mystic Harbor, Mason Island, and nearby shoreline context.
Derived from USGS / The National Map, US Topo Mystic CT, NY, RI

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