Greenville is a modernized village in southwest Smithfield, Rhode Island. The housing in Greenville is characterized by its condensed suburban residences in the village's interior and homes with large acre lots on the outer edges of the enclave. Several undeveloped lots are also for sale around town. 5-year owner and broker of Long Realty, Gregory Coupe, says, "Residents appreciate that there's a mix of suburban and rural environments within town."
Ranch-styles and split-levels from the 1950s to today
A drive through Greenville reveals its many ranch-styles and split-level colonials with occasional saltbox homes, mostly built from the 1950s through the 1990s; homebuyers can also find newer constructions on the market built within the last ten years. Single-family homes in Greenville range from $250,000 to $700,000. Prices vary depending on the lot size and square footage of the houses. Streets are grid-patterned for most residential areas, with occasional cul-de-sacs branching off from main roads. Most homes come with straight driveways and attached garages.
Cape Cods and and ranch styles are dominant among the styles of homes in Greenville.
Ranch style homes are unique in Greenville with tasteful paint jobs and pleasant additions.
Ranch style homes are common in the Greenville neighborhood.
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Parks for birdwatches and foliage enthusiasts
Ken Weber Conservation Area is a wildlife preserve with a mile-long loop trail that offers picturesque views of Cascade Falls under shady New England foliage. Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge is another park managed by the Audubon Society of Rhode Island with multiple walking trails. Birdwatchers during warm seasons can glimpse owls, herons and hawks. Deerfield Park has tennis and basketball courts, a paved loop walking trail, and two separate playgrounds catering to different age groups of children. The Smithfield Senior Center is also located within Deerfield Park.
Wolf Hill Forest Preserve offers hilly hikes along the Stillwater Reservoir.
Deerfield Park lies in the middle of Greenville and has many playing fields and courts.
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Schools that give back to their community
Smithfield Public Schools serve Greenville's young people. Nearby options within the district include Old Country Road Elementary and Vincent Gallagher Middle, both holding A-minus ratings on Niche, and Smithfield High School, rated a B-plus. Smithfield High features Operation KAM, a community outreach organization that holds events, gives out treats and writes seasonal letters for teens in hospitals.
Vinvent J. Gallagher Middle School has a little over 500 students serving grades 6-8.
Easy access to highways and downtown Providence
Coupe mentions, "Greenville is closer to metro Providence, so there's easy access to the highways and the city's amenities." U.S. Route 44 runs east-west through Greenville, meaning residents are only a 12-mile drive to downtown Providence. Newport is a 40-mile drive south, and Worcester is 35 miles north. RIPTA Bus Route 9X also runs along Route 44. It has direct stops at Smithfield's malls to the east or neighboring Glocester to the west. Greenville is a balanced community that pairs the benefits of rural space with the accessibility of suburban living, with its insulated retail and significant park infrastructure.
Putnam Pike is the main stretch to fund ample bus transportation.
Commerce, residential, and water bodies are never far from each other in Greenville.
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Shopping districts with a lot to offer
Multiple shopping districts are centered within the southeast corridor of Greenville on either side of Putnam Pike; there's Apple Valley Mall, Smithfield Commons, and The Crossing at Smithfield. From these stocked malls, residents can get groceries at Stop & Shop or browse Target, Kohl's and Home Depot. As far as dining, Bree's Deli is a sandwich shop serving everything from Italian grinders to meatball heroes and chicken salad subs. Chelo's Hometown Bar & Grille also offers New England clam chowder, seasonal cocktails and lobster rolls for a night out. Smithfield Municipal Ice Rink is also available for indoor activities during rainy days.
Smithfield Ice Rink is located off Pleasant View Avenue, a busy Greenville thoroughfare.
Pleasant View Orchards is on Pleasant View Avenue and is popular with its cider donuts and pies.
Orchard Grills off Pleasant View Avenue stays busy along the busy thoroughfare.
On average, homes in Greenville, RI sell after 24 days on the market compared to the national average of 49 days. The median sale price for homes in Greenville, RI over the last 12 months is $530,500, up 26% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Remi Lanoie is a full-time professional realtor with PVD PROPERTIES. He's a member of the National Association of Realtors. Remi continues to advance his knowledge in real estate through education and experience. He has worked in the hospitality industry most of his life and has transitioned into his lifelong passion for real estate.
Remi is a native of Rhode Island. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his twin girls, exploring the outdoors, and taking on adventures. Remi's strengths as an agent are perseverance, negotiation, and customer service. He is outgoing and personable and enjoys meeting new people. He realizes how intricate the home-buying process can be and puts forth all the necessary time and effort to make it seamless.
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