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Saturday, June 03, 2023
The folks at Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International have three waterfront homes in prime locations.
This week’s offering includes a Westerly beach house and a Narragansett dream home.
And one of the most remarkable Rhode Island estates is on the market.
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Sandcastle, a premium Watch Hill property, is listed for just under $20 million.
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443 Atlantic Avenue | Westerly | $2,995,000
Listed by Ray Mott & Geb Masterson
Oceanfront homes create wonderful family summer memories. The cottage is sited on a gorgeous stretch of sandy beach that begins at the Winnapaug Pond Breachway, then west through Misquamicut beach, then on to the Watch Hill Lighthouse, and the historic village of Watch Hill. Full southern exposure provides 180-degree ocean views out to Block Island and Montauk. A proven and rewarding summer rental opportunity, or a legacy property for family and friends to experience the sounds, scents, and sights of Rhode Island’s southern coastline magic.
242 Sand Hill Cove Road | Narragansett | $3,600,000
Listed by Karen Follett
This lovely tri-level townhouse is nestled into the sand dunes of Salty Brine Beach with a private boardwalk allowing for convenient beach access. Located in the heart of Galilee, enjoy panoramic views of the Pt. Judith lighthouse, Block Island Sound and beyond. These four bedrooms, and two and one half bathrooms home custom finished in 2012 allows for multi-level living. Take the elevator from the front entrance foyer to the second level where you’ll find three bedrooms, a full bathroom, kitchenette, living area and laundry room. Walk out onto the deck with a hot tub, outdoor shower and steps to the sand dunes. Make your way up to the spacious third level which boasts cathedral ceilings, glorious natural light, gleaming hardwoods and a gas fireplace. The open concept kitchen features granite countertops, custom cabinetry, newer appliances and a breakfast bar which flows into the dining area and living room. On this level, you’ll enjoy a large primary bedroom suite with a tile and granite bath. Stay cool all summer long with central air conditioning, ceiling fans in every room and the cross breeze of the ocean air. The property features a gated driveway for parking up to six and a two-car garage.
8 Manatuck Avenue | Watch Hill | $19,995,000
Listed by Donna Simmons and Ray Mott
Along a gorgeous stretch of sandy beach, within walking distance to the historic village of Watch Hill, is an inimitably singular opportunity, perhaps of a lifetime, to own Sandcastle. Beautifully sited on nearly one acre adjoining protected conservancy land, Sandcastle affords breathtaking 180-degree ocean views that stretch from the Weekapaug coastline to the iconic Watch Hill Lighthouse, with a pristine white sand beach in between. Casual refinement and comfort greet you upon entering the foyer with its beautifully handcrafted woodwork that continues into the double story grand salon soaring to a mezzanine that captures full ocean views. Hand-painted, decorative artistry covers the dining room walls and offers those who dine delightful views from every angle. A large and comfortable kitchen provides the ultimate spot for informal gatherings. A spacious family room, a cozy den, a first-floor bedroom and bath as well as a wet bar complete the first floor. Upstairs off the mezzanine are three more bedrooms including the master suite with a well-appointed bathroom and balcony to watch the evening sunsets. Also on the upper floor is an office and the perfect alcove to work, read or gaze at the white caps beyond. A slate-covered gazebo and seaside garden create a magical setting for alfresco entertaining. There is a three-car garage that features on the upper level two bedrooms, one bathroom guest quarters with a sitting area and full kitchen. Sandcastle is the ideal getaway for the discerning buyer.
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Car crashes into pole in front of Rhode Island State House | ABC6
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — A car crashed into a pole in front of the Rhode Island State House on Friday.
The Providence Police Department said that the 70-year-old driver was believed to have suffered a medical emergency prior to the crash.
They were transported to the hospital.
ABC 6 News crews on scene saw a damaged vehicle alongside fire and police personnel.
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RI residents head out bright and early for Black Friday | ABC6
WARWICK, R.I. (WLNE) — The Black Friday rush started bright and early for some Rhode Island residents following the Thanksgiving holiday.
An estimated 36% of Americans were expected to make a purchase today, with an average of $480 spent overall.
Big malls like Warwick Mall, Emerald Square in Attleboro, and the Wrentham Outlets were open for Black Friday shopping, starting at 6 a.m. and 7 a.m.
Other shopping centers like Garden City in Cranston, and Providence Place Mall opened for shoppers at 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.
Here are the Black Friday store hours for some prominent national chains that may vary by location:
Best Buy stores: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Dick’s Sporting Goods: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Home Depot and Lowe’s: 6 a.m. to close
JCPenney and Kohl’s: 5 a.m. to close
Macy’s stores: 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sephora stores: Some will open early and/or stay open late.
Most Target stores: Will open at 6 a.m.
Walmart stores: Will be open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
ABC6 was live at the Warwick Mall with shoppers who made their way in and out as they grabbed their Black Friday deals.
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Rhode Island basketball completes two-game sweep at Jacksonville Classic. Here’s how
Rhode Island notched its seventh straight win of the season, beating Texas-Arlington 83-78 on Thanksgiving Day. The team is off to its best start in 44 years.
The Rams (7-0) defense made three straight stops in the game’s final two minutes, and Sebastian Thomas and Javonte Brown each hit both ends of a 1-and-1 to put URI ahead 81-75. UT Arlington got a 3-pointer from Brody Robinson, but that was all the scoring the Mavericks could muster as Rhody completed a two-game sweep at the Jacksonville (Fla.) Classic. Rhode Island beat Detroit Mercy on Wednesday.
Thomas and Jamarques Lawrence each scored 18 points to lead Rhode Island. Thomas also had four steals and three assists, while Lawrence a career-high seven assists with five rebounds. David Green added 15 points, three rebounds and two assists before fouling out.
The victory set a URI program record by winning its seventh game before the end of November. (The previous high was six wins, when the Rams were 6-3 in 2013-14). The last time URI opened the season 7-0 was 1980-81 under coach Claude English, who led the Rams to a 21-8 record that year and a spot in the National Invitational Tournament.
Rhode Island will be back in action on Monday when it hosts Yale at the Ryan Center at 7 p.m. (ESPN+).
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