What You Can Buy in Rhode Island in Extraordinary Places
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What You Can Buy in Rhode Island in Extraordinary Places
One of the features of Rhode Island is the exceptional selection of living options.
This week, the folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby's International are offering three properties, and each is located in one of the state's most extraordinary communities.
Sophisticated living in this pristine new offering at the exclusive Residences at Fry Brook, a premier over-55 community. This freestanding home blends the privacy of independent living with the ease of condominium ownership. Custom-built in 2007, this property blends timeless New England architecture with refined modern luxury. Masterfully designed with exceptional craftsmanship, this home features an open floor plan ideal for everyday living and grand entertaining. Situated on the largest lot in the development, this home boasts three bedrooms and three and one-half bathrooms with almost every imaginable upgrade. From the moment you walk in the front door, you are welcomed by a grand foyer that sets the stage for this captivating property. A primary suite on one wing of the house is a true retreat with oversized windows, a dressing table, large walk-in closets, custom cabinetry, and a spa-like bathroom. Distinctive dining room, dramatic living room, chef's kitchen, sunroom, full bathroom, second bedroom, and den complete the first level. Upstairs is a den, office and half bathroom. The walkout lower level has great lighting and includes a family room, game area, potential bedroom, full bathroom, gym, laundry room, and workshop. Two-car garage, whole-house generator, cedar closet, and more. An in-ground pool and clubhouse provide great summer entertaining. This home is more than a residence. It’s a lifestyle of comfort, elegance, and distinction.
Experience coastal living at its finest in this beautifully appointed ocean-view condo in Surfside, Narragansett. Offering two bedrooms and two bathrooms across 1,007 square feet, this residence features an oversized kitchen outfitted with premium Viking appliances, ideal for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. A secluded patio captures sweeping ocean views, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living, while a private covered entrance adds an extra layer of exclusivity and convenience. A second patio off the kitchen overlooks the gardens. Enjoy a premier location within walking distance to one of the best beaches in the state, as well as some of Narragansett’s most celebrated dining destinations including The Coast Guard House, Sea Craft, Monahan’s Clam Shack, and Celeste. A refined seaside retreat in an exceptional setting. includes two deeded parking spaces.
Introducing Love Rocks: a once-in-a-generation waterfront residence in one of Bristol’s most storied maritime settings. Built in 1883 by Nathanael Greene Herreshoff as his private residence, this historic estate occupies a dramatic waterfront point on Bristol Harbor, surrounded by water on three sides. Known as the “Wizard of Bristol,” Herreshoff was behind five undefeated America’s Cup defenders. The estate is now comprised of two private condominiums: a rare offering combining condominium ease with the scale and feel of single-family living. Inside, wood floors, elegant millwork and water views abound from every room. The property features a chef’s kitchen with custom cherry cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and a well-appointed pantry. The kitchen opens to a gracious dining area, while the elegant living room offers a beautiful setting by the fire. The cozy family room adds additional gathering space, with a guest bedroom and en suite bathroom above. Upstairs, the primary suite features two en suite baths, a large walk-in closet, and a fireplace. A second bedroom/office completes this level. Outside, a shared 160 foot deep-water dock, two moorings and shoreline beach place Bristol harbor at your doorstep. Private and serene yet walkable, Love Rocks is ideally sited moments from downtown Bristol’s shops, restaurants, the Herreshoff Marine Museum, and Bristol’s celebrated Fourth of July Parade route. Newport is 20 minutes by car or a beautiful boat ride down Narragansett Bay.
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