The Haley Mansion is a lovely Colonial Revival mansion that was built in 1904 by Katherine Haley, widow of Albert Haley who was one of the late 1800’s owners of the Fulton Fish Market.

Listed on the National Registry of Historical Places in America, the Haley Mansion features original 18th-century pine paneling imported from the home of an English Duke in 1945, mingled with hand-carved fireplaces and Dutch tiling. The Mansion’s second floor consists of five elegant suites adorned with period style furnishing and antiques. Several of these unique suites have water view balconies overlooking the Long Island Sound.