Greystone-Centredale Townhomes for Sale

Greystone-Centredale in North Providence is a neighborhood characterized by its strong sense of community, with an annual festival and two elementary schools within walking distance. The area features winding roads lined with 1950s-built homes, primarily two-to-three-bedroom ranch styles, Cape Cod cottages, and split levels. Despite the lack of sidewalks, the wide, paved roads are suitable for walking. Homes typically include one-to-two-car garages or half-circle driveways. Children in the neighborhood attend Greystone Elementary, which has a high rating, or Centredale Elementary, followed by Ricci Middle School and North Providence High School, both of which have good academic ratings. The neighborhood is safer than the national average, contributing to its appeal for families. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the 36-acre Peter Randall State Park with its wooded hiking trails, or visit Governor John Notte Memorial Park less than 1 mile away, which features a 2-mile trail around Wenscott Reservoir, Twin Rivers Beach, and various sports facilities. Indoor recreation is available at the North Providence Pool and Fitness Center, located less than 2 miles away. Mineral Spring Avenue and U.S. Route 44 (Smith Street) provide convenient amenities, including locally owned establishments like Yacht Club Soda and The Centredale Revival, as well as larger shopping options at The Crossing at Smithfield. Downtown Providence is a 7-mile drive east on Smith Street, with several Rhode Island Public Transit Authority stops along Mineral Spring Avenue. The North Providence Village Festival, held every September since 2021, is a popular event featuring food trucks, local vendors, musical acts, and activities for children.