Neighborhoods near Classical High School in Providence, RI

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  Blackstone

  Blackstone has a storybook village feel, with its Tudor homes, brick colonials and lush park stretching along the main boulevard. This designated historic neighborhood has pristine front lawns and intimate streetscapes where neighbors can walk to cafes and cocktail bars. People buy olive loaf and Vermont cheddar bread from the local bakery, and at

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    $1.16M

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    $324K - $4.7M

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  College Hill

  Historic College Hill, on Providence’s highly sought-after east side, gets its name from the two campuses that call the community home: Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design. "It was the first historic district in Providence, which was borne from Brown University's expansion. Brown is definitely integrated into the neighborhood

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    $1.15M

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    $315K - $5.4M

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  Wayland

  Overlooking the Seekonk River, residents of the Wayland neighborhood love walking to their favorite local shops and restaurants. “It’s one of the most popular neighborhoods on the East Side because of the proximity and walking access to Blackstone Boulevard,” says Jim DeRentis, fourth-generation Providence native and Realtor at Residential

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    $986K

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    $307K - $3M

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    6 Listings

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  Fox Point

  With its walkable waterfront bar district, 19th-century rowhouses and views of downtown and the Providence River, Fox Point is the pulse of Providence. People migrate to the neighborhood on Friday nights for drinks at the Hot Club, watch sunsets from the boarded Providence Riverwalk and walk home past restaurants and bars to Victorian houses

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    $726K

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    $403K - $1.5M

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  Hope

  Hope, located on the east side of Providence, is a walkable neighborhood known for its vibrant residential atmosphere and proximity to downtown. The area features well-preserved Victorian homes with front lawns, flower gardens, and sidewalks that create an inviting feel. These Victorian multifamily properties are characterized by high ceilings,

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    $657K

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    $351K - $862K

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  Mount Hope

  Updated 19th century homes within walking distance to Whole Foods and a colorful community park define the established but ever-changing East Side neighborhood of Mount Hope. “We get a lot of new people, but there’s long-time residents and generations of families who have lived here, too,” says Mary Shawcross, a Realtor with Homesmart

  • Average Value

    $641K

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    $299K - $1.3M

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    14 Listings

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  Downtown Providence

  Between the Providence River and Interstate 95 sits Downtown Providence, where business, art and culture collide in this capital city. “There’s so much to do, and there are so many different aspects to explore from College Hill to Federal Hill,” gushes Holly Bellucci, a Rhode Island native and real estate agent with RISE Real Estate Consultants.

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    $623K

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    $210K - $2.3M

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  Oak Hill

  Sitting on Pawtucket’s southern border, Oak Hill is a neighborhood known for having similar amenities to the trendy East Side of Providence at a lower price point. “We’re the first neighborhood in Pawtucket, so we’re right next to the very desirable East Side,” says David Hasslinger, an Oak Hill resident of 40 years. “It's like East Side light for

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    $597K

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    $303K - $1.1M

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  Federal Hill

  Italian American immigrants settled Federal Hill in the early 1900s, and this rich heritage defines the neighborhood’s cultural, architectural and culinary footprint. “When a local person thinks of Federal Hill, they think of Atwells Avenue,” says Jim DeRentis, fourth-generation Providence native and Realtor at Residential Properties. "It's where

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    $541K

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    $284K - $706K

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    1 Listing

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  Edgewood

  Quiet urban streets with coastal New England character stretch from Roger Williams Park to the banks of the Providence River in Edgewood. “There’s a lot of charm to living here, it’s walkable and there’s a small business district, and it’s quieter than places like College Hill,” says Barbara Rubine, president of the Edgewood Waterfront

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    $524K

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    $306K - $1.3M

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    14 Listings

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  West End

  Providence’s West End neighborhood is becoming increasingly sought-after for its proximity to dining and its quirky, historic vibe. “It’s undergone a significant revitalization in recent years,” says Realtor Tracy LeRoux of Link Real Estate, who has nearly three decades of local experience. “Living in the West End offers a unique blend of urban

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    $491K

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    $206K - $875K

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    11 Listings

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  Upper South Providence

  Upper South Providence is a residential neighborhood characterized by early 1900s homes and a mix of single-family and multifamily properties. The area is known for its proximity to Johnson & Wales University, attracting a younger crowd of college students and renters. The neighborhood features a variety of home styles, including Colonials,

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    $475K

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    $280K - $1.6M

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    5 Listings

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  Boyden Heights

  Boyden Heights in Riverside, once an amusement hub, is now a quiet waterfront area with bungalows and Cape Cods. Key attractions include Silver Spring Golf Club, Boyden Heights Conservation Area, and the East Bay Bike Path. Boyden Heights in Riverside, Rhode Island, is a neighborhood with a rich history transitioning into a serene residential

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    $468K

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    $288K - $645K

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  Elmwood

  Stepping on the streets of Elmwood is like having a front-row seat to an architecture tour of Providence. The historic district, filled with tightly packed houses built mostly between 1845 and 1930, reflects the evolving architectural tastes of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Jeffrey Infante, a 13-year real estate agent with the Divine

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    $461K

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    $181K - $752K

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    4 Listings

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  Woodlawn

  Woodlawn in Pawtucket is a vibrant neighborhood known for its creative flair and historical roots. Nestled between Route 1 and Interstate 95, Woodlawn features a mix of Cape Cod and Victorian homes, many of which retain charming period details like original woodwork and built-in shelving. The area maintains an urban edge, with homes often having

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    $458K

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    $255K - $540K

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    1 Listing

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  Thornton

  In the late 1800s, Italian immigrants settled in Thornton for its textile mill and produce farms. Towards the 1950s, the Johnston neighborhood abandoned its industrial roots as it began developing into a residential enclave. “This is a classic Johnston community because the midcentury homes are in great condition,” says Ken Scotti, a broker

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    $456K

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    $302K - $924K

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    5 Listings

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  Outer East Bay

  Outer East Bay in East Providence offers a blend of transportation amenities, innovative eateries, and a range of home styles, making it a desirable location for a variety of homebuyers. The neighborhood's proximity to Interstate 195 allows for a quick 10-minute drive to downtown Providence, while also providing access to the popular East Bay

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    $455K

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    $327K - $1.1M

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    8 Listings

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  Smith Hill

  Smith Hill is to Rhode Island what Capitol Hill is to the U.S. This is where decisions happen, where elected officials take votes that affect the daily lives of Rhode Islanders. The domed Rhode Island State House is the neighborhood’s crown jewel, but its central location and abundance of multifamily homes, condos and cottages are why people live

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    $454K

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    $272K - $499K

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    10 Listings

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  Elmhurst

  Situated in northern Providence, Elmhurst has a community-oriented, residential atmosphere that maintains the lively energy of the city. “At one time, the city of Providence had a residency requirement, which meant that if you worked for the city, you had to live in the city. Elmhurst was where all the police officers, firefighters and

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    $454K

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    $331K - $661K

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  Fruit Hill

  Named for its flourishing cherry trees, North Providence’s Fruit Hill neighborhood has remained largely unchanged since the mid-20th century, preserving its historic charm and serene streetscapes. Residents have come to expect a general sense of stability here, without noisy new construction disrupting their peaceful neighborhood. Convenient

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    $441K

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    $323K - $624K

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  Valley

  Formerly a factory hub along the Woonasquatucket River, Valley is a Providence neighborhood that transformed over time into an artistic enclave. "It was one of the most important manufacturing centers on Earth for one period. A ton of really important businesses were here because of the river," says Erik Talley, neighborhood resident, owner of

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    $438K

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    $177K - $431K

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    1 Listing

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  Olneyville

  Olneyville is a neighborhood located 2 miles west of Providence, Rhode Island. In the late 18th century, the area was nothing more than farmland owned by Christopher Olney. However, once Olney founded Christopher Olney & Company, workers flocked to the area, establishing the neighborhood as a booming site for the textile industry. Today, the mills

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    $432K

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    $226K - $752K

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    1 Listing

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  East Providence

  East Providence went through a bit of an identity crisis after its settlement in the 1730s, starting out as part of Rehoboth and then Seekonk, Massachusetts before becoming an independent Rhode Island city in the 1860s. Once a mix of agricultural and industrial activity, today’s East Providence is primarily a commuter community, though it’s the

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    $430K

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    $309K - $499K

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    4 Listings

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  Graniteville

  Once home to a textile mill and a stone quarry, Graniteville today is a suburban neighborhood that nevertheless stays connected to its past. This village of the town of Johnston hosts a park that was first enjoyed by residents more than a century ago, as well as a museum maintained by the Johnston Historical Society. Meanwhile, houses are packed

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    $425K

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    $219K - $605K

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  Silver Lake

  Life in the Silver Lake neighborhood doesn’t include waterfront – in fact, the namesake lake was filled in at the turn of the century, but the moniker stayed. Today, it’s a dense and efficient neighborhood with a central location that draws residents who enjoy the proximity to the amenities of nearby areas. “It’s a convenient middle ground that

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    $425K

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    $298K - $450K

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    1 Listing

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