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GoLocalProv | Business | What You Can Buy in Coastal Rhode Island Between $1 Million and $2 Million
Saturday, October 18, 2025
The folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International are offering three distinct coastal community properties priced between $1 million and $2 million.
These properties are located in some of the most sought-after communities in the Northeast.
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32 Arrowhead Drive | Tiverton | $1,970,000
Listed by Ellie Wickes
Set in the desirable Winnisimet Farms waterfront neighborhood, this four-bedroom, three-bathroom home has been almost completed after having been taken down to the studs, adding a great new addition, and being remodeled to perfection by a local, custom design/build firm. Elegant high-end finishes and true luxury touches everywhere. New primary suite on the main level with volume ceilings and a stunning ensuite marble bath. Upstairs, there are three spacious bedrooms with water views. The generous living room has a fireplace with built-ins and a wet bar. The dining room has a fireplace as well and room for a cozy sitting area. Both rooms open out to a covered farmer’s porch facing the water. A Chef’s kitchen offers premium appliances and looks out to the Sakonnet River. Add a screened porch, an inground pool (and full pool bathroom too), a large impressive walk out recreation/bunk room and you have paradise. Located just across the drive from the Association’s private waterfront, where you can gather to swim, kayak, and play. A mooring can be obtained by contacting the Harbor Master. Live the waterfront lifestyle with easy access to local beaches, the hip ‘Four Corners’ area with shops and eateries, and all that the Farm Coast has to offer.
17 Shore Road | Bristol | $1,695,000
Listed by Cheryl Andreozzi
Westerly Facing Water View Contemporary – Experience sophisticated coastal living in this stunning Bristol Highlands mid-century modern contemporary, where every room captures a view of nature. The interior design opens seamlessly to the living area and deck, showcasing dramatic westerly sunsets and deeded access to the water. This four bedroom, three and a half bathroom residence has been thoughtfully and completely renovated to blend modern elegance with timeless architectural design. The new state-of-the-art kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry, and designer finishes perfect for entertaining. New bathrooms feature beautiful floating vanities and high-end fixtures. Other recent updates include refurbished floors, a new heating system, a new central AC, a new hot water heater, a beautiful stone driveway, and an outdoor shed. The open layout is designed for entertaining, with multiple living spaces, abundant natural light, and easy indoor-outdoor flow. Large windows frame sparkling water views, creating a serene and peaceful backdrop for daily life. Option to join the Bristol Highlands neighborhood association, which offers exclusive access to a private dock, beach, clubhouse, and tennis court. The East Bay bike path is just steps away- enjoy a short bike ride or walk to downtown Bristol, or travel north to Providence.
62 Spartina Cove Way | South Kingstown | $1,795,000
Listed by The Soby-Roberts Team
South County’s coastal living at its finest, 62 Spartina Cove is the epitome of elegance, comfort, and seaside adventure. This immaculate four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence offering 3,300 square feet of thoughtfully designed space in one of South Kingstown’s most desirable communities. Gracious nine foot ceilings, abundant light, and elegant finishes create an inviting atmosphere throughout. Two primary suite options, one conveniently located on the first floor and another upstairs with a private balcony for morning coffee or evening stargazing. The main level centers on a warm gas fireplace and a gourmet kitchen flowing seamlessly to the outdoors. Step outside to an extraordinary outdoor living area, complete with a tranquil water feature, striking stone fireplace, lush landscaping, and a picture-perfect shed, ideal for entertaining or unwinding in privacy. The lower level offers an option to finish for additional living or recreational space. Spartina Cove residents enjoy acres of preserved open space, private walking trails, and two association boat slips, all within walking distance of Billington Cove and close to local marinas. Just minutes to South County’s beaches and village life, this home perfectly combines elegance, comfort, and coastal charm.
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Pick 6 high school football playoffs return to Rhode Island | ABC6
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — High school football playoffs have returned to Rhode Island, and ABC6 has a full slate of action from all four divisions in the Ocean State.
Scores from featured games are listed below:
- DI — (No. 4) Cranston West 14 / (No. 5) Portsmouth 7
- DI — (No. 3) Hendricken 23 / (No. 6) St. Raphael 0
- DII — (No. 2) South Kingstown 42 / (No. 7) Lincoln 12
- DII — (No. 4) West Warwick 35 / (No. 5) Woonsocket 13
- DII — (No. 3) East Providence 48 / (No. 6) Pawtucket 9
- DIII — (No. 4) Johnston 28 / (No. 5) North Providence 14
- DIV — (No. 3) Davies 28 / (No. 6) Juanita Sanchez 0
- DIV — (No. 1) Narragansett / (No. 8) Hope 6
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New Website Helps Rhode Islanders Slash Heating Oil Bills – Uprise RI
As Rhode Island families brace for another winter, the familiar dread of volatile heating oil prices looms large. In an economy teetering on uncertainty, where corporate profits soar while essentials like SNAP benefits are held hostage in political games, every dollar counts. For the thousands of Rhode Islanders who rely on oil to heat their homes, the opaque and unpredictable nature of the market has long been a source of frustration and financial strain. A new digital tool, however, aims to shift power back into the hands of consumers.
A free online marketplace called RI Oil Prices launched this week, offering a lifeline to homeowners and renters struggling with one of their largest household expenses. The platform, found at rioilprices.com, provides a simple, centralized hub to compare real-time heating oil prices from local dealers across the entire state. This transparency is a direct challenge to an industry where prices can vary wildly from one company to the next, often with little justification.
For years, the process of finding the best heating oil prices has been a tedious chore of making countless phone calls, comparing notes, and hoping for an honest quote. This lack of easy-to-access information benefits large, well-advertised firms that often charge a premium for name recognition. By using a tool like RI Oil Prices, consumers can discover smaller, local dealers whose prices can be as much as 70 cents lower per gallon – a staggering difference that can translate into hundreds of dollars in savings over a single winter season.
“We built RI Oil Prices to solve a simple problem: homeowners shouldn’t have to call a dozen different dealers or browse several websites just to find out who has the best price on oil or what areas they serve,” said the company’s founder and Cumberland resident, Greg Brailsford. “This free platform makes it easy to search by ZIP code and instantly see which local dealers serve your area, what they charge, and also what special services they offer.”
The website’s functionality is straightforward. Users enter their ZIP code to see a list of dealers, their current daily price per gallon, and the services they provide, such as automatic delivery, budget plans, or senior discounts. For those looking to time their purchases, the site also features price alerts and an interactive graph showing the 90-day trend of average oil prices in the state. This level of data empowers consumers to make informed, cost-effective decisions rather than purchasing blindly.
Crucially, this service is not just for homeowners. A significant portion of Rhode Island’s renters are responsible for paying their own heating bills. Many may not realize that if they pay for the oil, they have the right to choose their own provider, regardless of who their landlord might recommend or have a pre-existing relationship with. With rents continuing to climb, the ability for tenants to shop around for cheaper oil is not a luxury – it’s a necessity. This platform urges renters to exercise that right and take control of their energy costs as we head into the colder months.
In an era where every utility and basic necessity seems to be controlled by a handful of powerful corporations, a tool that promotes local competition and consumer empowerment is a welcome development. RI Oil Prices is completely free for consumers, creating a competitive marketplace where smaller dealers can vie for business on a level playing field and residents can keep more of their hard-earned money in their pockets. It’s a small but significant victory for the average Rhode Islander against the crushing weight of rising costs.
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Women’s Swimming & Diving Team Hosts Rhode Island In Dual Meet Action – Providence College Athletics
Elizabeth Burke, Bella Lombard and Lauren Wagner claimed two first-place finishes each in their respective events. Burke won the 200-meter (2:08.73) and 400-meter (4:39.15) SC freestyle races. Lombard took first in the 50-meter SC backstroke (30.76) and 100-meter SC backstroke (1:05.22). Wagner paced the field in the 50-meter SC breaststroke (35.05) and 100-meter SC breaststroke (1:14.89).
Rylie Foley also claimed a first-place finish for the Friars in the 50-meter SC freestyle (27.90).
TOP INDIVIDUAL FINISHES
200-Meter SC Freestyle: Elizabeth Burke – 1st (2:08.73)
50-Meter SC Backstroke: Bella Lombard – 1st (30.76)
50-Meter SC Breaststroke: Lauren Wagner – 1st (35.05)
50-Meter SC Freestyle: Rylie Foley – 1st (27.90)
100-Meter SC Backstroke: Bella Lombard – 1st (1:05.22)
100-Meter SC Breaststroke: Lauren Wagner – 1st (1:14.89)
400-Meter SC Freestyle: Elizabeth Burke – 1st (4:39.15)
The women return to action on November 20-23 at the Harold Anderson Invitational, hosted by the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, R.I. The men’s team will host Villanova in a dual meet on Saturday, Nov. 8 in Providence, R.I. before joining the women’s squad at the Harold Anderson Invitational.
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