Step into history at The Captain’s House & School House, a 4-bedroom, 3-bath waterfront home on the Mystic River. Built in 1818 by Captain George Wolfe, this restored property honors its maritime roots with elegant décor and modern comfort. The Captain’s House features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a gourmet kitchen, while the attached School House Cottage offers a separate 1-bedroom suite with kitchen and family room. Relax on two riverfront patios with views of the Mystic Drawbridge and Seaport Shipyard, or stroll two blocks to Downtown Mystic for dining and shopping. Ideal for families, groups, or anyone seeking an authentic New England waterfront escape.
Step inside The Captain’s House, a lovingly restored 3-bedroom, 2-bath riverfront retreat built in 1818 by Captain George Wolfe. Overlooking the Mystic River and the Historic Seaport Shipyard, this timeless New England home blends nautical history with modern comfort. Enjoy elegant coastal décor, original wood details, and a bright kitchen perfect for cooking family meals.
From the furnished patio, watch boats pass beneath the Mystic Drawbridge or sip coffee as the Seaport’s tall ships come into view. Inside, spacious living and dining areas make it ideal for families or groups seeking classic New England charm and riverfront serenity—just a short walk to Downtown Mystic.
Guests enjoy full, private access to The Captain’s House, including:
All three bedrooms and two full bathrooms
A fully equipped kitchen and open living areas
A furnished patio with BBQ grill and outdoor dining area overlooking the Mystic River
Private parking for up to two vehicles
You’ll share the property grounds with the attached School House Cottage, which has its own private entrance. All outdoor spaces are thoughtfully separated for comfort and privacy.
The most important House Rule is, respect our neighbors and community. Mystic is a quaint, coastal New England town. As hosts, and guests, we share in the responsibility of keeping Mystic a great place to visit, and to LIVE. Honor the noise ordinance. Be the guest that you would want staying in a vacation rental near your home.