Old Lyme is a classic and unspoiled New England town embracing 27 square miles of rolling hills, pristine shoreline and tidal marshes. Positioned on the bank of the Connecticut River at the mouth of Long Island Sound, it offers a premium recreational experience and is acclaimed by the Nature Conservancy to be one of the “Last Great Places” on earth.

Proud of its long time dedication to the arts, Old Lyme is home to the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts and the Florence Griswold Museum and was the birthplace of the American Impressionism art movement. Fine examples of Colonial and Federal architecture line the village and winding, country roads. The natural beauty of the area and its proximity to Boston and New York make this a destination of many.