GREEK REVIVAL 

A small Greek Revival farmhouse that once sat on this spectacular, waterfront lot was the inspiration for this updatred farmhouse built in 1999-2000. Designed to respect the historic integrity of the original building, this farmhouse designed by the award winning architectural firm of Durkee, Brown, Viveiros and Werenfels, was built in a way that suggests the organic expansion of many rural New England buildings. Careful detailing and appropriate materials result in a seamless combination of old and new.

Sited on ten waterfront acres, the house is surrounded by stone walls, meadows, fruit trees and perennial gardens. There is even a small pond on the land perfect for winter ice skating. A tennis court and pier make this seaside estate a dream home. Mooring possible. (Additional adjoining land is available)

The kitchen is equipped with a Wolf Gourmet, six-burner gas cooktop with double ovens and professional grill, a warming tray and pot filler. There are a Viking refrigerator and Viking dishwasher and two additional refrigerated, crisper drawers in the cabinetry. All the cabinets are custom made with leaded glass doors. The kitchen also features a walk-in pantry with wine cooler, spacious island with storage and seating, desk area, mud room, utility room and full bath.

The entire house has beautiful cherry floors, mulitple built-ins including bookcases, cabinets and lots of storage. The great room has cathedral ceilings and media storage.

The entire waterfront side of the house, which faces west for catching the sunset, has multiple French doors including from the living room, dining room and great room. A huge, wraparound porch and screened porch provide lots of opportunities for outdoor living. There are also two balconies on the second level facing the sparkling, salt water Sakonnet Passage.

A three-car garage with studio and guest house is attached to the house by a covered, open sided breezeway. Architectural, wood shingles and copper gutters add to the house's timeless appeal.

Located in Tiverton Four Corners, this property is minutes from the Sakonnet Vineyards and is thirty minutes from Newport, Providence and about one hour from Boston via Route 24.