If you found our list of the 10 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Newport a bit daunting, then perhaps we can interest you in some condo living. After all, they’re less expensive and you won’t even need to buy a lawn mower!
9) $1,100,000: 15 Hammersmith Road, Unit 12 – 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
Spacious and stylish condominium with unparalleled views of Newport’s finest vistas, including the Newport Bridge and on to the Atlantic. Two wrap-around decks, master suite with balcony, oak floors, and light-filled rooms. Complex offers pool and tennis and is close to yachting clubs, Ft. Adams State Park, and downtown.
Listed by Gustave White Sotheby’s Realty – For more photos and info click here!
8) $1,495,000: 127 Harrison Avenue, Unit 2 – 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
Newport’s Beechbound Estate Condominium Association is a late 19th century take on an ancient Scottish castle: a carved granite and shingle three-story fort. It was designed as a single-family dwelling by the famed architectural firm Peabody & Stearns for the Burden family of Boston, and converted in the mid-1970s into seven condominiums.
The Beechbound property includes four additional waterfront townhouse condos built in the 1970s, a newly refurbished boathouse, and a private dock that provides access to Newport Harbor and moorings via the NYYC and Oldport launches. The historic estate also provides residents a glimpse into the Olmstead era, as its grounds were originally designed by Frederic Law Olmstead, the formidable landscape designer of New York’s Central Park. The entire property is now a private and secure gated compound.
Unit 2, on the ground floor, has private direct front door access to the unit’s foyer, near its assigned parking spaces. Its “Great Room,” the mansion’s original dining room, has been restored to its original splendor with its original 1895 paneling, parquet floors, tapestry, and coffered ceiling. The Master and Guest bedrooms, their en-suite baths, and the sitting room and kitchen were recently completely modernized.
Today’s owners revel in the property’s history and Newport harbor views. The north side of the Manor House, facing the water, features a sweeping 1,325 sq. ft. shaded stone patio with spectacular open views of the harbor and the beautiful Pell Bridge, and side views to picturesque Brenton’s Cove.
Listed by Gustave White Sotheby’s Realty – For more photos and info click here
7) $1,495,000: 31 Coddington Wharf, Unit 11 – 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
A rare opportunity for a custom , luxury, waterfront home. Gorgeous panoramic views from Ida Lewis to Beacon Rock , Fort Adams, and the Newport Bridge!! Incredible Master Suite with luxurious marble bath with jacuzzi & chandelier. Deeded 37 ” dock!!
Listed by BerkshireHathaway HomeServices – For more photos and info click here!
