This Providence property, tucked behind Lippitt Memorial Park on Hope Street, is a young family’s dream house.
Ever drive down a street, pass an extraordinary home and think: Where did that place come from? Is teleportation a thing now?
Turn the key and say hello to home, whether you have $250,000 to spend or $2.5 million.
“Every day for the last thirty years we’ve woken up, looked out the window and thanked our lucky stars that we live here.”
In the North End, you can live like the elite on a middle class salary.
The Eleazer Trevett Schoolhouse, with one bedroom and one bath over 680 square feet, is on the market for $450,000. (Photography via Hogan Associates) Show Caption Hide Caption A view to the front door. The current owner’s devotion to period-appropriate furniture and decor is evident in the book collection here. Show Caption Hide Caption A view down the entryway corridor…
Common spaces, bedrooms and bathrooms bow down to the glorious view, and thank goodness for that.
Historical details abound, both in the interior architecture and the backstory.
Autumn lovers will rejoice in the charm of the Fern Cottage, a Colonial on Broadway in Newport with a literary legacy.
It’s artful, it’s well-designed and it’s unusual enough to make a statement without sacrificing functionality.
