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A custom-built colonial in Westerly, Rhode Island, designed for multigenerational living, has come to market at $1,499,000. Located at 27 Tom Harvey Road, the secluded, tree-lined property offers 4,700 square feet of living space, blending high-end finishes with flexible functionality.

Set on just over an acre of wooded land, the home includes four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and two half-baths. An attached two-car garage is complemented by a detached four-car, heated garage with an expansive in-law suite above—complete with a kitchen, full bath, gas fireplace, and game room amenities including a pool table, shuffleboard, and darts.

Inside the main house, radiant heat warms the floors, while the second garage benefits from infrared heating. The home is wired throughout with heavier 12-gauge electrical for efficiency and durability. Mechanical upgrades include a top-tier Buderus furnace and water heater, and the property is protected by a full alarm system—including the detached garage.

Outdoors, multiple decks, an outdoor shower, and a circular driveway lined with a self-sustaining sprinkler system offer ease and enjoyment. Azek and Trex materials ensure low-maintenance trim and decking.

The property accommodates up to 15 guests comfortably and offers parking for luxury cars or boats in the temperature-controlled garage. For those seeking coastal convenience, the home is located just minutes from the beaches of Misquamicut and Watch Hill.

This property combines privacy, practicality, and craftsmanship in one of southern Rhode Island’s most desirable coastal communities.

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The Rhode Island Supreme Court has ruled that a Ne

The Rhode Island Supreme Court has ruled that a New York City-based synagogue can evict a Newport congregation from the nation’s oldest synagogue, ending a years-long legal battle over Touro Synagogue and its historic treasures.

In a decision issued Thursday, the court upheld a 2023 ruling by Superior Court Judge Maureen B. Keough, allowing Congregation Shearith Israel of Manhattan to remove Congregation Jeshuat Israel from the Touro Synagogue property. The ruling clears the way for Shearith Israel to assume full control of the 18th-century synagogue and its valuable possessions, including Colonial-era Torah bells worth millions.

The case centers on a dispute dating back to 2012, when Congregation Jeshuat Israel sought to sell the ceremonial bells to raise funds. Shearith Israel objected, claiming ownership of the synagogue and its artifacts.

Jeshuat Israel has been the primary occupant of the Newport landmark for more than a century, but Shearith Israel — the oldest Jewish congregation in the U.S. — holds the legal deed to the property.

Shearith Israel said it plans a “seamless transition” and will bring in a new congregation, Congregation Ahavath Israel of Newport, to continue religious services at Touro.

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