Three properties top the million dollar sale mark in recent sales
NEWPORT - On Thanksgiving weekend, Ocean View estate in Newport sold after being in the same family for nearly 100 years. It was the latest mega sale of multi-million dollar, historic mansions in Newport County.
The luxury home-sales market continues to remain strong in Newport County, during November and early December, with the sale of several million-dollar homes.
Earlier this year, Seaview Terrace, Clarenden Court, Miramar and Honeysuckle Lodge were sold.
Here's a look at two million dollar home sales and one commercial sale.
41 Third St., Newport
$1,495,000
This home was built in 1720, and was sold on Dec. 1. It has six bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a fenced yard with a tiered patio. The main house’s three levels of living include a kitchen with a large dining area comfortably seating eight, a fireplaced den, and a large family room at the front of the house. The adjacent TV room offers multiple fireplaces. The second level presents a primary bedroom spacious enough for a king bed with its own fireplace and an en-suite bath. Down the hall in the back of the property is a guest bedroom, a second bath with laundry, and a cedar closet. The third floor offers four bedrooms along with a tub-style bath.
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364 Bellevue Ave. #W101, Newport
$1.08 million
Sold Dec. 1, this townhouse condominium is part of the historic Dudley Newton-designed Weld Mansion. The unit’s spacious first floor offers rooms for entertaining as well as walkout access to a private circular patio. The grand staircase leads to the second floor with two large bedrooms, one with a Juliet balcony overlooking the avenue, and two full baths. Updates include new large windows and central air. Association amenities such as a swimming pool, tennis court, and an enclosed dog park are included. The location allows for convenient access to downtown Newport, the harbor and Cliff Walk.
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38-42 Spring St., Newport
$1,862,500
Located at the top of Washington Square, this 17-unit commercial building with a brick façade was owned for over 40 years by the seller. The property also includes 17 parking spaces.
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