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Urban sprawl 3 miles from downtown Providence
Along the banks of the Woonasquatucket River sits the residential neighborhood of Manton, a post-industrial urban area in northwest Providence where the streets are dotted with cute, older homes. The neighborhood has dining options close and just a bus ride or brief drive away, while a commute to downtown Providence is just 15 minutes away. Jeffrey Infante, a 13-year real estate agent with the Divine Group of Century 21 Limitless, says, “Manton is a diverse neighborhood with affordability, and it's conveniently located close to Providence’s major highways.”
Navigate through Manton Ave. and Riverdale St. streets, where signs guide you in Manton.
Catch some air at Manton Gateway Skatepark, a popular spot for skaters and riders in Manton.
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Dining at home and down Chalkstone Avenue
The main stretch of the neighborhood is Manton Avenue, where you’ll find a Stop & Shop for groceries, and dining variety from fast food restaurants to locally-owned chains. Cross the river into Johnston, where Manton Avenue turns into Greenville Avenue, and order the Heavy Burger at Levi Restaurant, which has cheese, grilled onions, mushrooms and a fried egg. Grab an apple fritter or a Boston cream at Glaze ‘n Daze Donuts, where the dough is made fresh every single day. For further options, head east on Chalkstone Avenue and find restuarants to either side of this bus-accessible street. From Machupicchu Restaurant II, serving Peruvian seafood specials, soups and breakfast. There's also pizza, Thai food, a Walgreens and several pubs on Chalkstone that are well within reach for residents.
Manton's culinary gem, Machupicchu Restaurant II, serving the best in Peruvian cuisine.
Experience authentic Peruvian flavors at Machupicchu Restaurant II in the heart of Manton.
Savor the flavors at Levi's Restaurant, a culinary gem in the lively Manton neighborhood.
Sweet indulgence awaits at Glaze N' Daze Donuts, a delightful spot in the vibrant Manton.
California Taco Shop a Mexican food haven found in Manton.
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Lawn space and New England Cape Cods
Single-family homes in Manton range from $250,000 to $550,000, varying by the age and square footage. The neighborhood is populated with Cape Cods with dormered windows, brick and stone ranch homes with bay windows and front gables, or colonials with shuttered windows. Many of the dense streets have an urban feel, with space for manicured green lawns, but not as much for sidewalks.
A cozy Cape Cod style home on Klondike Street in the Manton neighborhood.
A beautiful Colonial style home on Bel Air Drive in Manton.
Ranch and red brick house can be found on Herbert Street in Manton.
Bay window ranch house located on Lakewood Street in Manton.
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Public Triggs Golf Course and neighborhood green spaces
Viscolosi Park is a small neighborhood green space with a playground for children, great for afternoon playdates. Residents can tee off at Triggs Memorial Golf Course, a course that is open to the public and well-regarded by many golfing publications.
Golf enthusiasts rejoice! The Triggs Memorial Golf Course awaits your swing in Manton.
Discover golfing bliss at Triggs Memorial Golf Course, a gem nestled within Manton neighborhood.
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Providence Public Schools prioritize athletics
Providence Public Schools serves the Manton area for education, and the district gets an overall grade of C from Niche. Nearby options include Pleasant View Elementary School and Nathaniel Green Middle, both given C-ratings, and Mount Pleasant High School, with a C-minus. Mount Pleasant High ranks as the No. 33 best high school for athletics in the district, and in 2023 the boys' soccer team took home their first Division IV championship title since the program was founded in 1970.
Quality education thrives at Pleasant View Elementary School, an academic haven in Manton.
Pleasant View Elementary School: Shaping young minds with excellence in the heart of the Manton.
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Proximity to Rhode Island College
Manton is right next to Rhode Island College, the first public college in the state of Rhode Island. Today, the school has about 7,000 students, and its 180-acre campus includes a track, ball fields and a tennis complex.
Rhode Island College, adds an academic touch to the vibrant neighborhood of Manton.
Discover the educational hub of Rhode Island College, conveniently situated near Manton.
Above the Manton neighborhood, U.S. Route 44 provides an aerial spectacle with panoramic views o
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U.S. Route 44 adjacent for highway access
Downtown Providence is 3 miles east of Manton by car, and the Kennedy Plaza RIPTA bus runs through Manton for residents commuting without a car. U.S. Route 44 runs north of the neighborhood and residents can take it east as far as Plymouth, Massachusetts or west into the cities and towns of Connecticut. Infante says, “It has an urban feel. Manton residents get a slice of city life, and it can get very busy with traffic. There are restaurants and stores all close by. It’s a walkable neighborhood that’s close to downtown.”
Above the Manton neighborhood, U.S. Route 44 provides an aerial spectacle with panoramic views.
Travel seamlessly from Manton to Downtown Providence along U.S. Route 44, soaking in picturesque
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Crime and Safety
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Manton
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Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
5
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Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Manton Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Manton, Providence sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Manton, Providence over the last 12 months is $350,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Great ranch home with a large yard and surprisingly large rooms. Updated kitchen with brand new refrigerator. Updated bath. Newer heating system and updated electrical panel. The roof is 15 years old. Harwood floors. Newer shed and "trex" side deck Above ground pool. Three good size beds, 1 bath. Not far from Rhode Island College. Taxes are reflective of the Homestead Exemption.
Ready to go with approvals in place for a 4 bedroom, 3 bath single family colonial with an additional 2 bedroom ADU dwelling in the walkout lower level. Located on a great corner ( Corner of Walsh and Bassi) in desirable Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood. Build this beautiful home with your finishes and have the accessory dwelling for family and/or additional income. To be sold with all plans.
Brand New Construction. 4 Bed 2 Full Baths with one in Master Bedroom. Kitchen with Granite countertops and Stainless Steel appliances - gas stove. Central Air and Heat. Located on North Providence/Johnston line. Walk to Stop & Shop, Restaurants, Triggs Golf and more.
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