Image courtesy of George Comfort & Sons.

The waterfront home of iconic Connecticut clothing brand Vineyard Vines has sold for $33.5 million.

Rubenstein Partners,a vertically-integrated real estate investment adviser focused on value-add office property opportunities, in partnership with George Comfort & Sons, sold Stamford’s 181 Harbor Drive to a joint venture between The Melohn Group and Drake Street Partners.

The building is a 91,040-square-foot newly renovated structure on the 17-acre, six-building, 780,445-square-foot Shippan Landing waterfront office campus. Affiliates of Rubenstein Partners and George Comfort & Sons will maintain ownership of the remaining five buildings within the campus, where they are in progress on a $40 million capital improvement campaign that will deliver new lobbies, building systems, outdoor collaborative space and a waterfront amenity center.

The 181 Harbor Drive building benefits from the broader Shippan Landing campus’ amenities, including an on-site marina, a beer garden, outdoor athletic offerings including volleyball, basketball and bocce courts, a waterfront walking path, a full-service fitness center and a 275-seat cafeteria with outdoor dining.

The Shippan Landing waterfront property is situated directly on the Stamford waterfront and Long Island Sound at Shippan Point. In addition to its amenity package, the campus features unobstructed views of Stamford Harbor and Long Island Sound.

Jeffrey Dunne, Steven Bardsley and Travis Langer of CBRE’s Institutional Properties Group represented the seller and procured the buyers in the transaction.