House Lust
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.
The 1928 Spanish Revival features stunning period details, original hardwoods and updated everything. Plus, it’s just down the road from one of Rhode Island’s best bakeries.