Located in the heart of New London's historic seaside district, the Mabrey Hotel offers a charming and nostalgic coastal experience just moments from the water. Rich in character and old New England charm, this boutique-style inn reflects the history and architectural character that make New London such a beloved shoreline destination. Originally welcoming travelers during the city's vibrant waterfront era, the hotel has maintained its timeless appeal while offering a warm and intimate atmosphere that feels both relaxed and inviting. Each guest room is individually and thoughtfully custom decorated with its own unique style, personality, and character, creating a one of a kind stay that feels far more personal than a traditional hotel experience. From coastal inspired details to classic New England touches, no two rooms are alike, adding to the boutique charm and distinctive appeal of the property. Guests can enjoy peaceful morning walks along nearby Ocean Avenue and Pequot Avenue, where stunning water views, historic homes, sea breezes, and mature coastal landscapes create one of the most picturesque stretches along the Connecticut shoreline. Ideally located within steps to Ocean Beach Park, the hotel offers easy access to sandy beaches, the boardwalk, swimming, dining, and summertime activities, while remaining close to downtown New London's restaurants, marinas, galleries, and cultural attractions.
109-111 Bank Street presents a unique opportunity to acquire a historic mixed-use property in the center of downtown New London's Bank Street district. Built in 1790, the Bulkeley House is one of the city's oldest waterfront buildings and sits directly between Tox Brewing Company and Hygienic Art, two of the area's most active entertainment and cultural destinations. The property contains approximately 7,023 SF with a large existing restaurant layout, private dining/event areas, and an expansive outdoor patio and pavilion space totaling over 4,500 SF. The site also benefits from immediate access to a city-owned parking lot located directly behind the property. Prepared permit set redevelopment drawings by DJLU Architect contemplate a mixed-use conversion featuring a ground-floor restaurant and hospitality concept with residential apartments on the upper floors. The property may also qualify for state and federal historic tax credits. The location is positioned within walking distance of Union Station, Cross Sound Ferry, and the future National Coast Guard Museum, which is currently under development on the waterfront. Additional regional growth drivers include Electric Boat's continued workforce expansion and significant ongoing investment throughout downtown New London. Inquiries, financials, the full DJLU permit set, the property survey, and the New London Economic Drivers 2025 brief are available to qualified investors
Mixed-use commercial and residential building available in downtown New London. 12 Masonic Street comprises first-floor retail/office space along with upper-level office suites and four beautiful, recently converted apartments. Many mechanical and cosmetic upgrades have been recently completed. The property is centrally located near City Hall and across the street from The Eastern CT Chamber of Commerce. Within eyeshot is the Amtrak/CTrail Shore Line East train station, as well as the Block Island, Fishers Island, and Cross Sound ferries. Just two blocks in the opposite direction sits the New London landmark, the Garde Arts Center, along with the historic New London Public Library. The upper floors feature incredible views of the Thames River and surrounding areas. Connecticut College and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy are both approximately a five-minute drive away, while UConn's Avery Point campus is about 12 minutes away. 12 Masonic Street is an incredible investment opportunity in the heart of a rapidly growing city, with easy access to New York, Long Island, Hartford, Providence, and major Eastern Connecticut employers and institutions.
Prominent 5-story office/retail building in the heart of downtown New London. Harris Place is home to a wide array of commercial tenants, including professional offices, art galleries, and a private library. The building has undergone numerous upgrades and renovations throughout its current ownership tenure. Centrally located next door to City Hall and within eyeshot of the Amtrak/CTrail Shore Line East train station, as well as the Block Island, Fishers Island, and Cross Sound ferries. Just two blocks in the opposite direction sits the New London landmark, the Garde Arts Center, along with the historic New London Public Library. The main level features a large, skylit atrium, and the elevator-serviced upper floors offer sunny spaces with incredible views of the Thames River. Connecticut College and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy are both approximately a five-minute drive away, while UConn's Avery Point campus is about 12 minutes away. Harris Place represents a compelling investment opportunity in a growing region with potential for conversion or redevelopment. Adjacent/connected property (12 Masonic Street) also available for sale.
Investment opportunity. Currently used as a church/Place of worship, this building offers a versatile OPEN floor for a variety of potential uses. Located in the R-2 Zone, PERMITTED USES include: TW0-Family Dwellings and Single-Family Dwellings, Church/Place of Worship, Private Club. Plenty of road frontage and on-site parking. Property is being sold "AS IS."
Prime Downtown New London Commercial Opportunity!! Exceptional investment opportunity in the heart of New London's vibrant downtown district. This well-maintained commercial building offers over 4,700+ square feet of versatile interior space, plus an additional 586 square foot patio, providing excellent flexibility for a variety of business concepts. The property is currently configured as two separate units, though it is presently leased to a single tenant operating a successful restaurant that occupies the entire building. This setup offers immediate rental income potential while maintaining future flexibility for multi-tenant use. Positioned in a high-visibility, high-foot-traffic location, this property benefits from strong surrounding retail, dining, and waterfront attractions. The building presents endless possibilities for investors and owner-operators alike - continue its use as a restaurant, reconfigure for mixed commercial tenants, or explore redevelopment opportunities. Notably, there is potential to build upward and add residential apartments above, creating a compelling mixed-use investment in one of downtown's most desirable corridors (subject to approvals). Please note: Sale includes the building only. The restaurant business is not included in the sale. An outstanding opportunity to own a prime piece of downtown real estate with income and future development potential.
Longstanding bar/restaurant with one of the largest waterfront decks in CT. 3,632 SF. Inside restaurant seating for 130. 1,321 SF outdoor deck with seating for 50. Business only for sale for $300,000; both property and business for sale for $1,200,000. Buildings were completely renovated in 2022. All new appliances, utilities and roof. 2 Handicap accessible bathrooms. Additional 2 bathrooms including 1 shower. Natural gas and propane heat. Split Unit A/C. In close proximity to train station and ferries. Beautiful water views. Located in City of New London's Enterprise Zone and Federal Opportunity Zone.
New London is located in Connecticut. New London, Connecticut has a population of 27,585. New London is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 24.13% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.48%.
The median household income in New London, Connecticut is $50,819. The median household income for the surrounding county is $79,040 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in New London is 32.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 21 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 50.1 inches per year, with 25.7 inches of snow per year.
