Commercial Space for Lease in Southeastern Connecticut

I am a licensed real estate salesperson with Switz Real Estate Associates Inc., working commercial leasing, sales, and advisory across Middlesex County, New London County, and Rhode Island.

Each of these markets behaves differently. What trades on the Route 1 shoreline corridor is not what moves along I-95 in Groton, or on Main Street in a river town. Select a market below for current availabilities and what a tenant, landlord, or investor should understand before committing.

Middlesex County

Old Saybrook. Route 1 retail corridor and Main Street. Freestanding building and small-format suites available.

Essex, Deep River and Chester. Village storefronts, professional office and former mill space along the lower Connecticut River, off Route 9.

Clinton and Westbrook. Route 1 retail and small office on the shoreline, with the outlet traffic at the Clinton interchange.

New London County

Old Lyme. Flex, office, and warehouse at Eastport North, off I-95 Exit 70. Spaces from 500 SF.

East Lyme and Niantic. Grocery-anchored retail on Flanders Road with I-95 frontage, plus the Niantic village district.

Waterford. Route 85 and Boston Post Road retail corridors, with one of the lower mill rates in New London County. Millstone anchors the grand list.

New London. Downtown storefronts and upper floor office on a walkable grid, plus marine and service space near the State Pier.

Groton. Long Hill Road retail and service corridor, serving the Electric Boat, Submarine Base, and Pfizer workforce.

Mystic. Village storefronts split between the Groton and Stonington sides of the river, plus Route 1 retail at I-95 Exit 90.

Preston and North Stonington. Land, farms, and hospitality property, including Maple Lane Farms at 225 acres.

Pawcatuck. Retail, office, and flex on the Route 1 corridor at the Rhode Island line. Downtown Westerly is four tenths of a mile across the bridge.

Norwich. A large industrial and mill inventory, with city owned electric, gas, water, and sewer.

Rhode Island

Westerly. Downtown retail and office inside the National Register district, plus flex and industrial on the US-1 corridor. Amtrak Northeast Regional stops downtown. The southern Rhode Island shoreline runs east from there.