62 Dixon St Newport, RI 02840

Thoughtfully renovated classic Victorian located in the desirable Historic Hill Neighborhood on a quiet street. Recently renovated kitchen features stainless appliances, new cabinetry with lighting, butcher block counter tops and a moveable island with room for 3 stools and additional storage. The kitchen is light filled with new skylights in the cathedral ceiling and glass sliders on to the back

Stacie Mills Vanderbilt International Prop.

Welcome to the Charles Hammett House, a distinguished historic residence in the heart of Newport's coveted Historic Hill neighborhood. Before stepping inside, pause on the charming front stoop and enter through iconic red Dutch doors into a home rich in character and modern comfort. You're greeted by a dramatic staircase with an original built-in light fixture and stained-glass windows. The

Michelle Drum Gustave White Sotheby's Realty

The "Mrs. Eno Hazard" house, circa 1850, is a stunning Victorian in the heart of the Historic Hill neighborhood. It is a single family home that has been transformed into a dramatic contemporary space. The renovation preserved the original wide pine flooring while creating a spacious, modern 5-6 bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence on 3 levels of living space. The first floor features the primary

Sara Hayes Gustave White Sotheby's Realty

Nestled in the heart of Newport's Historic Hill, this home offers the quintessential blend of historic New England charm and modern convenience. Featuring three floors of living space, with four bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, providing a flexible layout to suit your needs. Situated on a corner lot, this home receives stunning light throughout the day and enjoys charming views of historic Newport.

Courtney Van Beuren Lila Delman Compass

The Hawkhurst estate was built in 1882 by architect Dudley Newton. In 1929 the estate was reimagined as four separate homes, one of which is 68 Kay St. This Queen Anne style home features the original estate's library as its great room. With hand carved coffered walls and ceiling. It also boasts a curved plate glass bay window and plate glass pocket doors that lead to the inviting semi circular

Karen O'Brien William Raveis Inspire

An incredible value in the heart of Newport's coveted Point neighborhood with over 3200 sq ft., the John Fry House (c.1760) offers grand living, designer style, and rich colonial history. A rare combination of two historic homes, this 3,242 sq ft residence features 6 fireplaces, original paneling, hardwood floors, crown molding, and beamed ceilings. The spacious kitchen with a massive hearth,

Hillary Olinger Hogan Associates Christie's

The Sarah and James Davis House is a rare opportunity to own one of Newport's few remaining pre-Revolutionary homes. This colonial, also called Willow's Edge has been sensitively restored, retaining its historic charm but adding modern comforts. Throughout the three floors of living space, you'll find wide plank chestnut flooring, multiple fireplaces several that have been converted to gas

Michelle Drum Gustave White Sotheby's Realty

Experience the allure of Newport's historical charm at 23 Willow Street, where a storied 19th-century sea captain's home awaits. Rhode Island Monthly Magazine voted Willow Street as one of the best streets to live on in the entire state. This majestic property in The Point neighborhood offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Rhode Island's rich maritime heritage. Just under 2,000 sq ft with 5

William Parker Sizeland Lila Delman Compass

If you are a lover of historic architecture, or want to be close to world class yachting activities, you will love living on the Historic Point of Newport, Rhode Island. This renovated Victorian cottage has been lovingly maintained by the present owners and it's in move-in condition. The first floor features an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area. There is also a first floor office with

Anna Anton William Raveis Inspire