Welcome to 1 Northwest Passage—an elegant and meticulously upgraded residence nestled in the heart of Barrington’s coveted Atlantic Crossing neighborhood. Surrounded by manicured landscaping, conservation land, and refined privacy, this beautifully appointed colonial offers a lifestyle defined by comfort, craftsmanship, and coastal sophistication. Spanning nearly 4,700 sq ft across three finished levels, the home features five generous bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a thoughtfully designed floor plan ideal for both daily living and entertaining. Highlights include a custom chef’s kitchen with quartzite counters and premium appliances, a sunlit family room with fireplace, and a dedicated home office with built-ins. Upstairs, the primary suite showcases custom walk-in closets and a spa-level bath complete with heated floors, towel racks, and an infrared sauna. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living with a heated saltwater gunite pool, new Trex decking, landscape lighting, and bluestone patio—perfectly positioned for gatherings. Additional upgrades include a whole-home water filtration system, dual laundry zones, tankless water heater, central vac, and a finished lower level with a guest-ready beverage station. Located just minutes from Barrington’s Blue-Ribbon schools, the East Bay Bike Path, waterfront dining in nearby Warren, and the town’s beloved coastline, this is a rare opportunity to own a move-in ready gem in one of Rhode Island’s premier coastal communities.

Nestled in the heart of College Hill—just steps from Benefit Street, North Main, and the State Capitol—the Cushing House (c. 1737) seamlessly blends colonial charm with modern refinement. Set across from Roger Williams National Park, with views of the First Baptist Church, this iconic residence offers timeless character in one of Providence’s most storied and walkable neighborhoods. Meticulously restored in accordance with Providence Preservation Society standards, the three-bedroom timber-frame home showcases gleaming wide-plank floors, soaring exposed beams, and grand hearth fireplaces. A new cedar-shingle roof, copper-capped chimneys, and period-inspired lighting pay tribute to the home’s historic legacy, while thoughtful upgrades—Viessmann boiler, all-new electrical, security system, and energy-efficient appliances—ensure comfort and ease. The soapstone kitchen is anchored by a Sub-Zero refrigerator and built-in wine cooler. Two luxurious en suites and a loft-style third-floor bedroom or home office complete the upper levels. Outside, a semi-circular driveway, stone walkways, and professionally landscaped grounds frame the formal front and rear entries. Enjoy cafés, boutiques, riverfront parks, and acclaimed restaurants along South Main Street—all just minutes away. Brown, RISD, area hospitals, and the Amtrak/MBTA station are nearby. Boston is 45 minutes; TF Green Airport, only 15. A rare convergence of history, design, and convenience.

Timeless charm meets modern comfort in this beautifully renovated 19th-century home, originally built in 1858 and completely restored in 2011 by Dennis Talbot Construction. Set on a half-acre in the heart of Adamsville Village, this light-filled three-bedroom residence offers a perfect blend of historic character and turnkey convenience. The first floor welcomes with a mudroom entry, half bath with laundry, and an open layout framed by refinished oak floors. A chef’s kitchen with custom cabinetry, stainless appliances, and breakfast bar flows into the dining area and spacious family room with wood-burning fireplace. French doors open to a large deck and terraced yard, ideal for entertaining or relaxing among mature perennial gardens. Upstairs are three bedrooms, built-in storage, and a full bath with tub/shower. Updated systems include Buderus burner, three-bedroom septic, propane cooking, central air, and upgraded electrical/plumbing. The lower level provides storage with bulkhead access, as well as oversize storage shed. A separate ADU structure offers endless versatility—perfect as an artist studio, home office, or creative retreat. Just a short stroll to Adamsville’s cafés, local shops and farmers markets, this rare offering combines village living with the peace of mind of a fully modernized antique home. Buyer to pay Little Compton Agricultural Conservancy Trust Tax (LCAT) at closing.