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Where Is the Sackett & Elm Development? The Site, Bruce's Ice Pond & I-91 Access

The Sackett & Elm Development sits near Sackett Point Road and Elm Street in North Haven, minutes from Interstate 91 and wrapped around Bruce's Ice Pond. Here is why the location works.

Aerial view of the Sackett & Elm development site near Sackett Point Road, Elm Street, and Bruce's Ice Pond in North Haven, CT

The site near Sackett Point Road and Elm Street, set against Bruce's Ice Pond.

Location does a lot of the quiet work in any development, and the Sackett & Elm site has more going for it than first meets the eye. It sits at 300 Elm Street and 200 Sackett Point Road in North Haven, with frontage on both, and it is just minutes from Interstate 91.

How Easy Is It to Get Here?

That proximity to I-91 is the headline. From this stretch of North Haven, you are within a short drive of New Haven to the south and Hartford to the north, with the rest of the region close behind. For the people who will live here, that means everyday convenience without being cut off from anywhere. For the restaurants and retailers setting up shop, it means a location that pulls from both the immediate neighborhood and the wider I-91 corridor.

Site & Location at a Glance

  • Address area300 Elm St & 200 Sackett Point Rd, North Haven, CT
  • HighwayMinutes from Interstate 91
  • Natural featureSet around Bruce's Ice Pond, with waterfront open space
  • AccessPlanned entries from both Sackett Point Rd & Elm St
  • Site historyFormer Plasticrete site, 30.8 acres
  • New useWalkable mixed-use village

What About Bruce's Ice Pond?

Most developments have to manufacture a centerpiece. This one already has Bruce's Ice Pond. Rather than treat the water as a constraint to build around, the plan orients its open space, walking trails, boardwalk, and gathering areas toward the pond — making the natural setting part of the everyday experience instead of an afterthought. It is the kind of amenity you cannot add later.

The Sackett & Elm development site in North Haven CT, near Elm Street, Sackett Point Road, and Interstate 91

Site context and surrounding roads.

Why This Site?

Today the parcel does very little for the community — it is the former Plasticrete site — once home to a Connecticut concrete-products manufacturer, now quiet, underused land. That is exactly what makes it the right place. A walkable village here puts homes, shops, restaurants, offices, a planned daycare, and open space on a site that is already well-connected, rather than pushing new development onto untouched land elsewhere in town.

Getting to Sackett & Elm
FromRoute
Interstate 91Minutes away — direct regional highway access
New HavenA short drive south via I-91
HartfordA straight shot north via I-91
Local neighborhoodsConnected via Sackett Point Road & Elm Street

A connected corner of North Haven. The combination of highway access, local road frontage, and a natural waterfront is rare on one site. Sackett & Elm is designed to make the most of all three.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Sackett & Elm Development located?

The site is near the intersection of Sackett Point Road and Elm Street in North Haven, Connecticut, just off Interstate 91 and set around Bruce's Ice Pond. Access is planned from both Sackett Point Road and Elm Street.

How close is the site to Interstate 91?

The site is minutes from I-91, placing it within an easy drive of New Haven, Hartford, and the wider region.

What is Bruce's Ice Pond's role in the Development?

The plan orients open space, walking trails, a boardwalk, and gathering areas around Bruce's Ice Pond, making the pond a central natural amenity rather than a constraint.

What is on the site today?

The parcel is currently a largely underused piece of land near existing office and flex buildings. Sackett & Elm transforms it into a walkable mixed-use village.

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Renderings, maps, and site details are for illustrative purposes. Final design and site details may be refined as the Sackett & Elm Development advances.

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