A private 1.5-acre lot surrounded by woods at the end of a quiet dead-end street, with a heated pool, hot tub, and the beach a short walk away. Make yourselves at home — the hardest part will be leaving.
Explore the house →We're so glad you're here. This home has been our family's retreat for years, and we love sharing it. All the space is yours — the pool, the hot tub, the games, the lawn, all of it.
If anything comes up during your stay — big or small — please text us. It's the fastest way to reach us, and we're always happy to help or share more local tips.
Narragansett Town Beach charges admission — about $10 per person per day (kids 11 and under free), plus $10–15 parking, and it's cash only. One of the nicest surf beaches in New England — well worth it.
Our go-to morning stop — coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and provisions just a stroll from the house.
Open in Maps →Our favorite night out — dinner right on the water, then a drink on the rooftop deck at sunset.
Open in Maps →Pond-to-plate oysters from their own farm in East Matunuck, about 20 minutes away. Book ahead — it fills up fast.
Open in Maps →Iconic spot right on the seawall — get a drink on the rooftop deck at sunset.
Open in Maps →A Narragansett institution since 1948 — fresh-off-the-boat seafood right on the water in Galilee.
Open in Maps →Order at the window, eat on the seawall. Clam cakes, chowder, lobster rolls.
Open in Maps →A Rhode Island institution since 1920, near Point Judith. Home of the clam cake.
Open in Maps →Grab a bag of hot sugared doughboys after a beach day at Sand Hill Cove.
Open in Maps →Homemade ice cream on Boon Street — the perfect evening walk from the house.
Open in Maps →Half-mile of gorgeous sand and the best surf around. Paid admission — see the note above.
Open in Maps →The stone arch over Ocean Road — last remnant of the grand 1880s Narragansett Pier Casino.
Open in Maps →Big, family-friendly state beach a few minutes south. State parking fee applies.
Open in Maps →Calm, gentle water at Sand Hill Cove — ideal for little kids.
Open in Maps →Historic lighthouse at the tip of the point — dramatic views at golden hour.
Open in Maps →Working fishing port — fresh seafood markets, harbor views, and the Block Island ferry docks.
Open in Maps →The area's best-known course, minutes from the house — private, access by member invitation.
Open in Maps →Fun, approachable public course in nearby Wakefield.
Open in Maps →Traditional 18-hole public course in West Kingston.
Open in Maps →Beginner-friendly layout in South Kingstown — great for a casual round.
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A ~15-minute drive to the ferry at Point Judith. Hi-speed ≈ 30 min; traditional ≈ 55 min (carries cars). Rent bikes when you land and hit Mohegan Bluffs.
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About 17 miles / 35 minutes over the Jamestown & Pell bridges — one of New England's prettiest drives. Mansions, the Cliff Walk, dinner on Thames Street.
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You don't have to go far — shopping, coffee, and a dozen great restaurants are all within walking distance. Start with Boon Street and Pier Marketplace.
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