Living in Hoxie is like having a little piece of the globe in your backyard. Undeniably, the presence of T.F. Green International Airport makes a mark on this neighborhood’s identity. But with its neatly gridded streets, this is also one of Warwick’s largest swaths of suburbia, with access to major thoroughfares for commuting and shopping. “This area is really appealing if you travel a lot,” says Stefanie Carr, a Realtor with Lila Delman Compass.
It’s not uncommon to find newer homes here, with some built as recently as 2022. These will be contemporary in style, with facades paying homage to classics like colonials and American foursquares. Inside the homes are modern aesthetics, too, like quartz countertops and open-concept layouts. Hoxie's single-family homes run from $280,000 to $450,000, varying by the square footage and lot size. The setting is quiet, lined with mature trees and dotted with neighbors that express complimentary styles like Cape Cods and ranches.
Hoxsie Elementary enrolls over 250 students in grades K-5, and is situated near these leafy residential streets, making it a true neighborhood institution. The student-teacher ratio is 16 to 1 and the school holds a B-rating from Niche in the teachers category. Warwick Veterans Memorial Middle School is rated a C-plus on Niche, and has over 1,000 students enrolled in grades 6-8. Yet students still get close attention with a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1, helping the school receive a B-minus from Niche in the academics category. Pilgrim High is equally as big, enrolling over 1,000 students. It earned a B-minus from Niche in the clubs and activities category. The cheerleading, ice hockey and soccer teams all won division championships in 2019. Hoxie residents also have access to the central branch of the Warwick Public Library, which enhances the neighborhood’s look with its bold redbrick face.
Bruce Lane, a broker with Lane Ceceri Group with over 20 years of real estate experience, says, “Walkability depends on the neighborhood in Warwick. Hoxie is definitely walkable, but not really known for being bikable.” Residents can head to the major commercial corridor of Warwick Avenue. This is also the local connection to Interstate 95, which gets residents to downtown Providence after a 10-mile drive north. Ritual Café is a morning go-to for locals who can order the breakfast quesadilla or an iced chai latte. For lunch, there’s an eclectic spread of restaurants, ranging from Italian to Chinese to classic American. Sophia’s Tuscan Grille is filled with red booths and soft lighting, and known for its rotating weekly menu with items like mushroom-pancetta risotto. Swing by Dave’s Fresh Marketplace on the way home for any groceries needed to whip up a tasty dinner.
Hoxie features many retreats into nature, such as the 85-acre Warwick Pond, a centerpiece of the neighborhood and popular both as a boating spot and a fishing destination. There are quiet pockets all over, but also foodie havens and hubs for travel, making Hoxie a neighborhood that is full of pleasant surprises. With modern homes, I-95 access and a variety of local favorite dining spots, Hoxie holds plentiful opportunities for its residents.
Robert Kenneally
Williams & Stuart Real Estate
(401) 283-7157
45 Total Sales
1 in Hoxie
$310,000 Price
Vincent Ding
Longvin Realty Inc
(401) 681-8388
83 Total Sales
1 in Hoxie
$375,000 Price
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Jeffrey Cabral
Here To There Realty
(401) 289-1181
43 Total Sales
1 in Hoxie
$390,000 Price
Debi Tofani
BHHS Pinnacle Realty
(401) 372-8236
41 Total Sales
1 in Hoxie
$218,000 Price
Ryan Fazekas
Century 21 Limitless
(401) 360-5953
7 Total Sales
1 in Hoxie
$415,000 Price
The Mathew J Arruda Group
Compass
(508) 501-5617
341 Total Sales
3 in Hoxie
$310K - $445K Price Range
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On average, homes in Hoxie, Warwick sell after 63 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Hoxie, Warwick over the last 12 months is $473,000, up 48% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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