House Lust
Providence is seeking proposals to develop the old Humboldt Fire Station on the East Side into housing.
This building has it all: High ceilings! Exposed brick. A dreamy owner's duplex. A retail store! A restaurant. A former speakeasy!
The Providence landmark, formerly owned by businessman Lorne Adrain, is now the city's highest-selling residential property.
The circa-1926 property sits on twenty-five perfectly manicured acres and has sun-dappled views of the Narrow River.
Lord over your manor in this stunning Warwick estate that comes with luscious gardens, a saltwater pool, art studio and soaring turret.
The pristinely preserved Caldarone House is ready to show off its midcentury modern flair.
Built in 1855 for a famed Woonsocket industrialist, Harris Warehouse comes with a whopping 12,436 square feet of living space.
‘King Congdon’ — a gorgeous dichotomy of brick and glass — lords over the East Side.
The circa-1846 home in Providence boasts adorable nooks and hidden spaces, a block-wide city park and four stories of history.
North Kingstown's River Farm packs a mile of riverfront access, walking trails and history into 127 acres.