Why Live in East Passage Estates
East Passage Estates in Jamestown is a primarily residential neighborhood known for its mix of old and new homes, ranging from Cape Cods with front porches to custom-built, three-story Colonial revivals. Homes vary significantly in size, from about 1,500 square feet to over 7,000 square feet. The neighborhood, developed in the late 1970s and early '80s, features man-made lakes and walking paths, giving it the feel of a planned community. Parker Farm, a nearly 50-acre preserved area with walking trails, adds to the neighborhood's appeal. The new Jamestown Bike Trail connects East Passage Estates to other parts of the island, promoting eco-friendliness and walkability. Jamestown is known for its boating culture, with ample opportunities for kayaking, sailing, and fishing. The town beach is shallow with minimal waves, making it suitable for families. Downtown Jamestown Village, about 4 miles away, offers restaurants like Beech and JB’s on the Water, while Newport, 8 miles away, provides additional dining and shopping options. For transportation, Rhode Island Route 138 connects the neighborhood to the rest of the state, and the Jamestown-Newport Ferry offers a convenient way to reach Newport. Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport is approximately 25 miles away, and the nearest hospital is 8 miles away in Newport. The neighborhood is served by highly rated schools, including Melrose Avenue School, Lawn Avenue School, Narragansett High, and North Kingstown High.
