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Mystic, Connecticut – a Maritime Treasure

Crossing over the Mystic River Bascule drawbridge is a journey to another time and place. Mystic’s historic, maritime roots can be felt throughout this small, coastal village which attracts thousands of visitors each year. Tourists and residents alike are drawn to its quaint, waterfront commercial center, complete with unique boutiques, historic homes, cultural amenities and fabulous eateries. Mystic Pizza, for example, located in the center of town, inspired the Hollywood movie of the same name starring Julia Roberts.

Mystic is also home to the largest Maritime Museum in the United States and the Mystic Seaport and Sea Aquarium are world-renowned.

If living in a beautiful, seaside community appeals to you, Randall, Realtors can help you find the home of your dreams. If history is what you relish, Mystic’s three historic districts would surely offer a colonial home to suit your liking. If waterfront living is what you desire, Mystic offers plenty of opportunities to watch the sun rise or set over a picturesque inlet or open ocean. And Mystic’s many neighborhoods offer the perfect place to raise a family or live out your retirement dreams.

Mystic is unique in that it belongs to two towns – Groton and Stonington and thus students attend one of the two highly coveted school systems.
The Mystic train station and easy access to Interstate 95 provide an easy commute to towns and cities like New London, New Haven, Hartford and Providence.

Contact the Mystic office of Randall, Realtors Christie’s International Real Estate for further information about homes for sale or rent in the Mystic area.

Area Points of Interest:
Mystic Seaport
Mystic Aquarium
Mystic Pizza
Maritime Museum
Stonington Borough
Charles W. Morgan Whaleship
Olde Mistick Village
Historic downtown Mystic