Private first floor of a multifamily New England home dating to the early 1900s. As with many homes of its age, you may notice some of the character and quirks that come with an older property.

Start your morning with a hot coffee on the porch then step out to spend the morning in Mystic, the afternoon at the beach and the evening having dinner and drinks in downtown Westerly—all without spending your vacation driving for hours. ?

Built around 1900, this space is located on the private first floor of a character-filled multifamily home, blending the personality of an older New England house with comfortable modern updates. The home dates to the era when Pawcatuck and Westerly were thriving neighboring mill and manufacturing communities along the Pawcatuck River.

The house is historically recognized as "The Jason West House," after one of its early residents and a figure connected to the home's history. We've preserved the name as a small tribute to the people who lived and worked in this community more than a century ago.

This is a dog-friendly stay, so four-legged family members are welcome?.

You're perfectly positioned to explore the best of southeastern Connecticut and coastal Rhode Island. Downtown Westerly's restaurants, shops, cafés, nightlife and beautiful Wilcox Park are just minutes away, while the beaches of Westerly and Watch Hill are an easy drive.

Head in the other direction and spend the day exploring Mystic, Stonington Borough, Mystic Seaport, Mystic Aquarium and the Connecticut shoreline. Easy access to I-95, downtown Westerly & Wilcox Park (Walking Distance) Westerly Amtrak Station (Quick ride to Boston, Providence, or New York