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Waterfront, rural living in Pascoag-Harrisville
Pascoag-Harrisville isn’t close to anything, and its residents like it that way. Located in the rural town of Burrillville, the neighborhood is comprised of two distinct areas: the unincorporated area of Pascoag, which includes the land surrounding the Pascoag Reservoir, and the village of Harrisville, at the northeast corner of the Burrillville region. "It’s a quiet town, there’s no major metropolis area nearby. It’s at least 20 to 25 minutes to get to the city, and a lot of people like that,” says Kristen Moore with RE/MAX Properties, who grew up in the area and has been selling homes in Burrillville for 18 years. “Some people come here because they want the lakefront properties, others just want to get out of the city and into the country.”
Recreation on and off land in Pascoag-Harrisville
On Pascoag Reservoir, residents can go boating (there’s a 10 horsepower engine limit), canoeing, jet skiing or kayaking. Fishing enthusiasts can fish for bass, sunfish, perch and pike here. Youth hockey is a big attraction, and members of the Burrillville Junior Hockey League, established in the 1950s, often start as 9- or 10-year-old 'squirts' and continue playing through high school. Kids and adults looking for recreation off the ice can check out the Burrillville Skate Park, located between northern Pascoag and Harrisville, to practice their skateboard and BMX skills. For indoor activities, the Assembly Theater in Harrisville puts on plays with parts for all ages.
Enjoy public ice hockey at June Rockwell Levy Rink on Sundays in Burrillville, RI.
The Burrillville Skate Park is the perfect place to practice skateboard skills.
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20th and 21st century homes in Pascoag-Harrisville
Many of the homes in Pascoag-Harrisville are small cottages perched along the shoreline of the 325-acre Pascoag Reservoir. Further from the reservoir, narrow, largely unlined roads wind through the country, leading to farmhouses with large front porches. In the village of Harrisville itself, stately colonials line walkable streets. History runs deep in Burrillville, which is named after former Rhode Island senator and abolitionist James Burrill. Many of the homes built in the early 1900s still stand; however, major development took place between the 1970s and 1990s, and some homes were built in the early 2000s. Most three-to-four-bedroom homes sell for around $400,000, while newly built condos run around $250,000 for a two-bedroom.
Pascoag-Harrisville homes are perfect for families seeking comfort and a peaceful atmosphere.
Pascoag-Harrisville in RI is a nice mix of older and newer homes.
A charming row of Four Square homes in Harrisville, RI.
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Farmers markets and Downtown Pascoag & Neighborhood Association events
The Burrillville farmer’s market, held every Saturday from June 3 to September 30 in downtown Harrisville, features vendors selling fresh meats, honey, baked goods and more. Seasonal events like the Downtown Pascoag & Neighborhood Association Pumpkin Festival during October host vendors, holds costume contests and showcase local schools’ choral programs.
Vibrant, small-town nightlife and dining in Pascoag-Harrisville
Pascoag-Harrisville is an area where people shop locally by preference as well as necessity. Chain and franchise locations are limited to the CVS and Dunkin’ Donuts located in the heart of Pascoag. Small local markets like Brigido's Fresh Market offer grocery essentials. “It’s the perfect little market if you want to stop and grab a rotisserie chicken or something like that, but most people do the bulk of their shopping in nearby towns or get groceries delivered to them,” Moore says. For dining and nightlife, however, local restaurants and bars are abundant in the neighborhood, and many places, such as Elayna's, offer nightly entertainment ranging from karaoke to DJs. Bravo Brewing Company offers beer and hard seltzers on tap and hosts live music on weekends.
At Elayna's, experience nightly entertainment, from karaoke to DJs, in a lively atmosphere.
The vibrant Pascoag Main Street pulses with energy, adorned by bustling shops and local cafes.
Brigido's Fresh Market in Pascoag is a local hotspot for essential grocery needs.
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Public education in Pascoag-Harrisville
Pascoag-Harrisville is served by the Burrillville School District. Students may attend Steere Farm Elementary School, which is given a C-plus rating by Niche and features academic programs like Eureka Math. At Burrillville Middle School, also rated C-plus, students can join Project Lead the Way, a hands-on program that teaches STEM concepts through robotics and automation projects. Burrillville High School is given a B rating.
Burrillville High School offers a strong athletic program fostering fitness and teamwork.
William L. Callahan School is a Public Elementary School in Pascoag-Harrisville, RI.
Austin T. Levy School aims to support children in achieving a successful future.
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Getting around Pascoag-Harrisville
Pascoag-Harrisville is not accessible by public transit and isn’t easy to navigate on foot. Residents can drive 3 miles south to the nearby thoroughfare of Route 44; from there, they can hit Interstate 295 within 11 miles to the east, or Interstate 395 within 10 miles west. While the nearest full-service hospitals are 25 miles away in Providence, The WellOne Primary Medical and Dental Care group provides essential services to area residents.
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Pascoag-Harrisville Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Pascoag-Harrisville, Pascoag sell after 34 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Pascoag-Harrisville, Pascoag over the last 12 months is $415,000, up 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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