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This aerial view of the Four Corners neighborhood of Tiverton shows Nonquit Pond in the back.
A historic neighborhood close to beaches and major cities
Traveling on Main Road through Tiverton brings a visitor to Four Corners, a quaint, historical neighborhood located at the intersection of Rhode Island Routes 77 and 179. The town is full of 18th-century architecture, antique shops and small restaurants, reminiscent of an early New England village. "Four Corners feels like quintessential Tiverton," says Ben Willett, an Aquidneck Island native and Team Leader at Keller Williams Coastal. "It's truly a remarkable place to discover antiques and crafts." In the past, Four Corners was a small farming village. Up until the 1980s, residents recalled the town having a more rural atmosphere. However, after it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, people and businesses poured in, injecting this historic district with contemporary art and food. There is also a small but strong community of artists and craftsmen centered around the Tiverton Four Corners (T4C) Merchants Association. In their free time, locals stop by Groundswell Cafe + Bakery for coffee or visit the art gallery to view a rotating selection of artists. Residents are close to the beaches of Little Compton, where people go for romantic dates or family outings. Four Corners is also within a one-hour drive of several major cities, such as Boston, Providence and Newport.
Enjoying art at the Four Corners Art Gallery
Four Corners offers a historic district tour, beginning at the Amicable Congregational Church, which is still running today, and ending with the Captain Philip Cory House. Complementing the area's historic charm is a thriving arts and crafts scene. Four Corners Art Gallery features new regional artists every month, including sculptors, oil painters and photographers.
At the Four Corners Grille, the delightful meals are a nice way to have an evening out.
Shopping & dining in Four Corners
Most shopping and dining options are located on Main Road, which gives Four Corners its reputation as a gathering space. "Even though it may seem rural at first, this is a great spot to meet up with friends and catch up," says Willett. He adds, "I really like this ice cream place called Gray's, and there's a bunch of shops to check out operated by the community." Four Corners Grille is another dining option, serving classic dishes such as crabcakes and clam chowder. For fancy groceries, The Cheese Wheel Village Market offers a selection of craft meats, cheeses and pre-made gourmet meals. "This is where you go if you're putting together a charcuterie board," one local says.
Classic New England architecture
Homes in the area feature classic New England architectural features, including the asymmetry of a saltbox house, colonial-era designs and stone walls, both interior and exterior. Willett: "The homes in South Tiverton are older and located in a more rural setting with lots of land, but you still have access to downtown amenities. It's ideal for people who enjoy that small-town feeling but aren't in the middle of nowhere." Pricing ranges from $380,000 to over $1 million. Residential areas are surrounded by dense greenery and winding roads. While there aren't any sidewalks, the streets are wide enough for parking, and people still bike or walk on the side of the road. It is not uncommon for boats to be parked in the driveway next to the family car.
Older students in Four Corners can attend Tiverton High School.
Specialization programs at Tiverton High School
Fort Barton Elementary is one option for students to begin their studies. It's modestly sized, with 200 students in grades K-4, and receives an A-minus rating from Niche. In 2022, the elementary school was named a National Blue Ribbon School for its academic performance. Students can continue at Tiverton Middle, which earning a B-plus. Tiverton High receives a B rating overall. The school offers a Career and Technological Education program, which allows students to earn college credits and credentials specific to their industry. Specializations include everything from nursing to computer science.
Weetamoo Woods is a Tiverton Four Corners nature preserve that is enchanting for everyone.
Taking a walk at Weetamoo Woods & Pardon Gray Preserve
Residents are right by the Weetamoo Woods & Pardon Gray Preserve, a 750-acre park with different habitats to explore. Visitors of the park spend their time walking, biking, or even horseback riding on the five different trails. Locals say this is one of the best places to bring your dogs or family. While the trails can get muddy after a rainy day, the roads are diligently marked, ensuring that hikers won't veer off the path. Driving east takes residents to Fogland, a beach right across from Portsmouth. Visitors frequently come here to enjoy a picnic or sit by the shore. "There's so many green spaces and beaches nearby," Willett says. "It'll take you a while to visit all of them."
Traveling with Highway 24
The neighborhood is close to Rhode Island Route 77, a road running through Tiverton. That connects to state Route 24, which leads to major cities such as Boston, Newport and Providence. Rhode Island TF International Airport is about a 36-mile drive away.
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On average, homes in Four Corners, Tiverton sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Four Corners, Tiverton over the last 12 months is $742,500, up 34% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Two family opportunity in a fabulous location. Surrounded by ancient stone walls and bisected by a stream the large lot sits just 1300 feet from Tiverton Four Corners shops, galleries and restaurants or to the entrance to Weetamoo Woods with hundreds of acres of conserved land and walking trails. What's more, beaches and wildlife preserves are only two miles away. This property offers two nearly
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