The Edward Jones House is a circa 1850’s quintessential Newport cottage as it is framed by a classic white picket fence and a handsome custom stone entrance stoop that creates an inviting first impression. Inside, hardwood floors and an abundance of windows fill the home with natural light, highlighting its historic character and warm, welcoming […]

Steeped in Newport history, this remarkable circa-1750 property is believed by local tradition to be the first duplex in America, a rare and significant example of Colonial-era multifamily architecture. Built by brothers Joseph and William Cozzens, a hat maker and a wig maker, it retains an extraordinary collection of original period details. One of the […]

c. 1795. A rare opportunity to own a documented piece of New England history. Offered for the first time since 1954, this two-and-a-half story Eighteenth Century Colonial was moved to this location in the early 1800s and remained in the Peckham family, prominent local farmers and legislators, for over 150 years. The classic five-bay, south-facing […]

Stunning and spacious center hall Colonial in Providence’s Historic Elmwood neighborhood. This home features elegant spaces, inviting indoor/outdoor areas, and remarkable original details throughout. Three full floors of living and entertaining spaces ensure comfortable remote work or large gatherings. A sitting room with an original fireplace off the entry hall is ideal for relaxing by […]

This brick Italianate, designed by architect Alpheus C. Morse in 1861, sits on Providence’s historic College Hill just steps to Brown University. This home has a rich and storied place in the city’s history, having been home to merchants, governors and academics alike. The classical layout features a grand entry hall with a sweeping three […]