The Inn at Mystic: A New England Retreat
By Aaron R. Fodiman and Margaret Word Burnside
High above Mystic Harbor sits a colonial revival mansion with incredible views of Long Island Sound. The home was built in 1904 and is on the Registry of Historic Places in America.
It is surrounded by fifteen landscaped acres and consists of five unique buildings - the mansion, the Gate House, the East Wing, the Motor Inn and their own Flood Tide Restaurant. The property, known as the Inn at Mystic is listed in the New York Times' best-selling book 1,000 Places to See Before You Die.
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