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Allendale-Lymansville's industrial roots give way to riverside homes
With a location along the Woonasquatucket River, Allendale-Lymansville has been popular for centuries. Throughout the 1800s, it was a textile mill town attracting workers from across the Providence metropolitan area. Factories from its industrial days have since transformed into condominiums, serving as a reminder of the area’s past and representative of its current appeal. “People are moving here because it’s primarily residential but centrally located within North Providence,” says Ken Scotti, a broker associate with RE/MAX Properties who sold several homes in the area.
Homes along the Woonasquatucket River in Allendale-Lymansville offer daily tranquility.
Residents enjoy biking and walking along Allendale-Lymansville’s quiet neighborhood streets.
Cottages add charm to Allendale-Lymansville, though they’re less common than other styles.
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A wide variety of housing options and styles
In addition to the mill-turned-condominiums, Allendale-Lymansville is brimming with homes from the 1950s. Minimal Traditional dwellings with two to three bedrooms are the most prominent style. However, a few split levels and Cape Cod cottages are also dotted across the neighborhood. No matter the style, houses here typically have detached one-car garages or private driveways. Prices range from $300,000 to $500,000, in line with those in Providence.
Cape Cod architecture dominates the residential streets of Allendale-Lymansville.
Allendale-Lymansville offers diverse architectural styles for today’s homebuyers to explore.
Personalized additions and accents make the ranch-style homes in Allendale-Lymansville unique.
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North Providence Public Schools gets a B grade
Children can attend North Providence Public Schools, which earns a B from Niche. Centredale Elementary gets a B-minus. Dr. Edward A. Ricci Middle School receives a B and has a diversity committee that organizes events like the annual Latinx Bingo Night, where local Latin-owned businesses donate food and other goods. North Providence High receives a B. Rhode Island College is less than 1 mile from Allendale-Lymansville. “It’s mainly families in this neighborhood,” says Scotti. “Students may live in the multi-family units here, but they usually stay in the Mount Pleasant area.” The 180-acre campus also offers activities for the community including displays of local and international art at the Bannister Gallery, baseball games at Pontarelli Field and production at the Forman Theater.
Centredale Elementary School in Allendale-Lymansville enrolls about 200 young learners.
Dr. Edward A. Ricci Middle School in Allendale-Lymansville educates 400 students in grades 6–8.
North Providence High educates nearly 1,000 teens in grades 9–12 close to Allendale-Lymansville.
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Natural scenery at Triggs golf course, climbing at Viscolosi Park
The 18-hole Triggs Memorial Golf Course is open to the public and is acclaimed for following the land's natural contours, a feature originated in 1932 by designer Donald Ross. Viscolosi Park is next to the golf course. Opened in 2023, the green space features several rope climbing structures, a slide and a swing set atop turf. There is also a flower bed tended to by community members. The neighborhood is also less than 7 miles from the Snake Den State Park. The 1,000-acre plot is known for its natural trails surrounding a well-preserved 18th-century farmhouse and vibrant foliage when fall rolls around.
Allendale-Lymansville’s Viscolosi Park is a well-kept spot for outdoor relaxation and play.
Triggs Memorial Golf Course provides lush fairways close to Allendale-Lymansville.
Snake Den State Park spans 1,000 acres with trails and a working farm near Allendale-Lymansville.
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Restaurants and bars concentrate along Smith Street
Allendale-Lymansville is situated along Smith Street, where residents will find ample locally owned eateries. “North Providence doesn’t necessarily have a downtown district, so this is kind of the main street,” says Scotti. Bagel Express is popular for breakfast and Wine & Cheese has been a neighborhood go-to since 2009 for Italian classics, like the cavatelli pasta tossed with pancetta and vodka sauce. Camp Nowhere offers a casual atmosphere and bar bites like nachos or fried chicken sliders. Groceries are less than 2 miles away at the Stop & Shop on Manton Avenue. Providence Place, in downtown Providence, has retailers like Apple, Macy’s and Sephora.
Bagel Express in Allendale-Lymansville serves bagels that rival classic New York flavors.
Wine and Cheese draws steady crowds throughout the day in Allendale-Lymansville.
Camp Nowhere serves classic pub fare on Smith Street in Allendale-Lymansville.
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Buses and Smith Street connect neighborhood to downtown Providence
Downtown Providence is about 4 miles south using Smith Street. The thoroughfare is also sprinkled with Rhode Island Public Transit Authority bus stops. Our Lady of Fatima Hospital is about 2 miles away. Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport is about 12 miles away using U.S. Route 6.
Woonasquatucket Avenue and Smith Street offer top bus access in Allendale-Lymansville.
Allendale-Lymansville sits just 12 miles from Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport.
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Allendale-Lymansville Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Allendale-Lymansville, North Providence sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Allendale-Lymansville, North Providence over the last 12 months is $325,000, up 7% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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