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HISTORIC HOMES FOR SALE NEWPORT, RIpreserving 350 years of American history
Charles Sherman House c. 1845, Greek Revival on Touro Park
Few American towns offer a wider variety of historic homes and antique buildings for sale than Newport, RI. Established in 1639, Newport is known for quaint Colonial streets lined with 17th, 18th and 19th century homes. Many beautiful examples of pre-Revolutionary Read more .
"quatrel" Restored And Inviting Ogden Codman Masterpiece Offers Every Modern Amenity And Comfort. Exquisitely Detailed Interiors Flow Beautifully For Entertaining Or Just Relaxing At Home. This Historic Property Includes A Two Bedroom Carriage H...
Magnificent Unobstructed Ocean Views Over Beaches And Out To Gooseberry Island. Historic "rocky Farm" Building Site Includes Historic Stone Sheep Barn Which Has Been Converted To Lovely Guest House. Extraordinarily Private Setting Is Perched Abo...
This Magnificent In-town Early Victorian Home Comes With The Rare Opportunity To Purchase An Adjoining Additional Building Lot (subject To Sale Of Main House). Lavish, Open Interior Rich With Original Architectural Detail Provides Ample Natural Li...
An Exquisite Rare Jewel Situated In The Heart Of Highly Desirable Historic Hill. Exceptional Location Abutting Queen Anne Square, Trinity Church And One Block To Newport Harbor And Its Famous Bannisters And Bowens Wharfs. The Joseph Wood House, A ...
The John Stacy House C1845 Has Been Thoughtfully Renovated Including The Private Entry Third Floor 3-bedroom Apartment. Located Across From The Historic Edward King House And Overlooking A Lovely Park It Is Within Walking Distance To Bellevue Ave,...
The John Stacy House C1845 Has Been Thoughtfully Renovated Including The Private Entry Third Floor 3-bedroom Apartment. Located Across From The Historic Edward King House And Overlooking A Lovely Park It Is Within Walking Distance To Bellevue Ave,...
architecture survive intact thanks to thoughtful owners and contemporary champions of historic architecture including heiress Doris Duke. Ms. Duke founded the Newport Restoration Foundation in 1968 to protect Newport's historic properties. Since then, the non-profit has saved and restored 83 antique buildings. 71 are lovely Colonial homes now rented back to Newport residents keeping them viable for future generations. Duke not only bought these homes but often moved them before painstakingly restoring them to near original condition adding a few modern conveniences like heat and hot water.It is said that the craftsmen who put these old buildings back together mined parts from other old buildings salvaging hand forged hardware, iron hinges, door latches, bulls eye glass and other antique materials from abandoned period homes. Everything about these homes is authentic.
Some wonderful examples of 17th and 18th century Colonial architecture are open to the public, but most are still in private hands. Many homes in Historic Hill and The Point are historic homes. These neighborhoods are centrally located in Newport close to all the amenities you need including the many shops and restaurants lining Thames Street. The Newport Restoration Foundation offers guided historic tours and you can learn about everything from Colonial Newport right up to the Gilded age, when the famous Newport mansions were constructed.
If you are looking for a REALTOR® to help buy or sell a Newport historic home, contact Hogan Associates today.
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Listing information last updated on March 21st, 2019 at 11:19am CDT.