144 Hempstead St #112, New London, CT 06320

Two Spacious 4 Bedroom and 1.5 bath units in a side by side duplex! Fenced in yard for pets, entertaining. Close to restaurants, cafes, shopping and public transportation. Freshly painted units in Sea Salt Grey and Paris Rain (Benjamin Moore colors) Brand new gas boilers for the winter. Nearby amenities: Grocery & Convenience Fiddleheads Food Co-op A community-focused grocery offering fresh produce, bakery items, a wellness section, bulk goods, and deli fare. Open daily and inclusive for all shoppers. United Grocery A compact, wheelchair-accessible local grocery store that's convenient for quick trips. For larger supermarket needs, options like ShopRite, Rainbow Grocery, Fiesta Market, and C-Town are also within a short drive or bus ride. Coffee & Dining Washington Street Coffee House A well-regarded downtown cafe known for its bright space, excellent espresso drinks, housemade pastries, and eclectic menu. A great spot to relax or catch up with friends. Pharmacy & Essentials CVS Pharmacy (Bank Street) Offers a comprehensive range of convenience groceries, beauty supplies, first-aid items, and has features like drive-thru pharmacy service and UPS drop-off. Located near the Jefferson Ave & Bank St transit stop for easy access. Public Transportation SEAT Buses The Southeast Area Transit District (SEAT) provides robust bus service with many routes 1, 2, 3, 12, 13, 14, 15, 108 that operate through or near downtown New London, including via Hempstead Street and Union Station. Route 13 is particularly relevant: it runs from Hempstead St & Jay St to Union Station and beyond, typically on an hourly weekday schedule. New London Union Station Just a short bus ride or walk away, this major intermodal hub offers: Amtrak Northeast Regional and Shore Line East commuter rail services. Ferry connections: Cross Sound Ferry (to Orient Point, Long Island), Block Island Fast Ferry, and Fishers Island Ferry. Greyhound bus service and timed SEAT bus transfers. Recreation & Local Culture Hempstead Historic District The surrounding neighborhood is recognized for its architectural heritage, featuring styles like Greek Revival, Italianate, Gothic Revival, and Queen Anne. Joshua Hempsted House A well-preserved 17th-century house museum located nearby at 11 Hempstead Street Penned around 1678, it's one of Connecticut's oldest surviving structures. Bates Woods Just a short distance away, this 85-acre woodland park offers scenic trails, wetlands, and historic stonework perfect for nature outings. Ocean Beach Park A popular local spot featuring a sugar-sand beach, boardwalk, mini golf, waterslides, arcade, concessions, and summer events including fireworks. Owner pays for water/sewer/garbage collection. Tenant pays for gas/electric/internet/cable/satellite. 1st month, security due at signing. No smoking allowed.