One of only 11 waterfront homes in the Lucas Point Association. At 200 Shore Road, the water is not just a view, it is a way of life. Mornings arrive with a stillness only the Sound can offer, as light dances across the water and every moment feels slowed, softened, intentional. This Nantucket inspired residence is designed entirely around that experience, from the wraparound porch to the private primary suite deck to sun filled interiors framed by walls of glass, every detail brings the outside in. Here, the Long Island Sound is not the backdrop, it is the heartbeat of the home. What makes this property truly rare is what is already in place - this house is fully FEMA and town of Greenwich compliant. Approvals for a private deep water dock and an infinity edge pool, two of the most coveted waterfront luxuries are ready to be brought to life. Inside, the home flows effortlessly, with an expansive kitchen and family room opening to the water, complemented by refined formal spaces, a serene living room and dedicated office areas that balance beauty with function. The primary suite is its own retreat, complete with panoramic views, heated stone floors, and a steam shower designed for true escape. Set within the private coastal enclave of Lucas Point, this home offers exclusive access to a residents-only beach, private dock, and boat storage. It provides a quiet sense of community just moments from Tod's Point and Old Greenwich village, all while remaining under an hour from Manhattan. Close when you need it, a world away when you don't. Because here, on a still Sunday morning, there is nowhere else you would rather be. Are you ready to make the move? The best is yet to come.
Eastern Greenwich, located between Cos Cob and Old Greenwich, is a coastal and residential Greenwich neighborhood with salt-marsh inlets and winding shoreline roads. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Putnam Avenue corridor near the Cos Cob Bridge, where marinas, low-key cafes, and small storefronts meet the steady flow of U.S. 1. The Bush-Holley House Museum and the Cos Cob Art Colony legacy add a cultural throughline. Waterfront edges around Cos Cob Harbor frame walks and boat traffic, while inland streets shift to stone walls and mature trees. Housing reads as a mix of classic Colonials, shingled capes, and updated mid-century lines. Daily rhythms track the water, the train, and the village-scale retail strips.
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Offer insights
200 Shore Rd · $11,250,000
$11.2M and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $11.2M+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
152 days
The average home goes pending in 36 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
104.1%
Most homes are selling 4% above list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Kitchen island
Eat-in kitchen
Back stairs
Central vacuum
Bay windows
Two fireplaces
Bathrooms
4 full bathrooms
2 half bathrooms
Heating & cooling
Central air conditioning
Natural gas heating
Forced air heating
Exterior features
Outdoor shower
Screened porch
Located on deep water waterfront (Long Island Sound)
Home design
Single family residence
Built in 2003; effective year built 2018
Parking
2-car garage
Electric gate
Security
Smoke detectors
Construction
Wood roof
Shingle siding
Utilities
Public water
HOA & community
Homeowners association (Lucas Point), annual fee $1,550
Electricity and solar
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