Rhode Island real estate caters to a wide range of discerning preferences, despite being the smallest state in the United States. Whether you’re seeking coastal luxury, historic charm, or urban convenience, Rhode Island’s real estate market has something to offer.
In cities like Providence, you’ll find a blend of historic homes, modern condos, and apartments. The city’s vibrant arts and cultural scene, along with its renowned educational institutions, make it a hub for those seeking urban living with a touch of New England charm.
Rhode Island’s coastal regions, including Newport, offer stunning waterfront properties, historic mansions, and beachfront estates. These areas are particularly appealing to those in search of an elegant and luxurious beachside lifestyle.
The state’s rural areas, with picturesque landscapes, provide options for tranquil country living. Here, you can find charming farmhouses, spacious properties, and serene retreats.
Unique Homes Presents: The Most Expensive Rhode Island Real Estate:
Here are the Rhode Island homes that made the cut for the most expensive homes for sale in 2023:
No. 1 — $19,995,000 Westerly Mott & Chace Sotheby’s Int’l
Sandcastle affords breathtaking 180-degree ocean views.
No. 2 — $15,000,000 Newport Vanderbilt International
Exquisitely furnished with curated antiques and classic furnishings.
No. 3 — $14,950,000 Newport Gustave White Sotheby’s Int’l Realty
Enjoy water views from nearly every room in the residence.
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$13,500,000 Little Compton William Raveis
Boasting 17 acres and almost 700 feet of waterfront property.
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No. 5 — $12,900,000 Saunderstown RE/MAX Results
130-acre Narrow River estate with 1 mile of tranquil frontage.
No. 6 — $12,700,000 Portsmouth Redfin Corporation
Resort-style 8,400-square-foot estate on the banks of Sakonnet Bay.
No. 7 — $11,995,000 Westerly Mott & Chace Sotheby’s Int’l
This stone and cedar-shingle home is in an exceptional location.
No. 8 — $11,500,000 Westerly Olga B. Goff Real Estate
A classic house ideally located within steps of the East Beach.
No. 9 — $10,995,000 Newport Gustave White Sotheby’s Int’l Realty
This stone and shingled home is located in a private gated estate.
No. 10 — $10,900,000 Newport Gustave White Sotheby’s Int’l Realty
Relax or entertain on any of the 5 spacious harbor-view decks.
No. 11 — $9,995,000 Westerly Mott & Chace Sotheby’s Int’l
A parcel of 2-plus acres with a guesthouse, pool, and pool house.
No. 12 — $9,000,000 Newport Gustave White Sotheby’s Int’l Realty
Poised high on a 1.27-acre lot is a sunny, one-level home.
No. 13 — $8,999,000 Charlestown Teri Degnan RE & Consulting
A contemporary gem in the coastal crown of tranquil Charlestown.
No. 14 — $8,750,000 Newport Compass
An impressive cedar shingle and natural stone beauty with views.
No. 15 — $7,995,000 Newport RE/MAX Newport, Inc.
Incredible waterfront opportunity to renovate or build a new home.
No. 16 — $7,950,000 Westerly Compass
This designer home has been renovated and is fully furnished.
No. 17 — $7,750,000 South Kingstown Compass
Don’t miss this private 4-bedroom home on a 6.5-acre peninsula.
No. 18 — $7,495,000 Portsmouth William Pitt Sotheby’s Int’l
A waterfront estate comprising 1.37 acres on Narragansett Bay.
No. 19 — $7,450,000 Bristol Compass
No. 20 — $7,200,000 Block Island Compass
Rhode Island’s real estate market is characterized by its strong historical preservation efforts and strict zoning regulations, ensuring its lasting unique architecture and landscapes. The state’s small size also contributes to a tight-knit sense of community.
Despite its small size, Rhode Island boasts a thriving real estate market, providing opportunities for those seeking a blend of urban convenience, coastal beauty, and serene rural living. Whether you’re looking for a cozy cottage by the beach or an elegant mansion, Rhode Island has an array of options for buyers with diverse tastes and preferences.
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