Multiple barns and outbuildingsNew electrical system
This historic 1860 farmhouse is a classic New England farmstead on 32.13 acres of open fields and a small maple grove with meadow views on Aquidneck Island, less than five miles from downtown Newport. The property offers nearly 3,000 square feet of living space overlooking rolling pastures and a vernal pond, with multiple barns and outbuildings completing the traditional farm setting. Recent updates include new roofs on the farmhouse, barns, garages, and chicken coops, a new electrical system, new septic, and major structural work to the barns and garages. The barns and outbuildings provide excellent options for agricultural use, equestrian facilities, workshops, guest accommodations, or studio space. Configured as a legal two-family residence, the farmhouse offers flexibility for multigenerational living, caretaker or guest quarters, or potential rental income. The 32-plus-acre farm setting is a short walk to the Sakonnet River, across a quiet road from polo practice fields, and minutes to area beaches, Newport International Polo, Newport National Golf Club, and downtown Newport. From the fields, you can step directly onto the Sakonnet Greenway Trail and walk through protected farmland and woods to riverside parkland with sweeping views of the Sakonnet—an everyday country walk without getting in the car, yet convenient to all that Newport has to offer.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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