Neighborhoods in Kent County, RI

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  Spring Green

  Nowadays, Spring Green is known as a residential neighborhood in the city of Warwick, but its history dates back to when it was a plot of land for John Brown, co-founder of Brown University. The land was originally used for agricultural purposes, but in 1938, it was converted into a series of single-family neighborhoods known as "The Farms."

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    $400K

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    $200K - $493K

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    3 Listings

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  West Warwick Centre

  West Warwick Centre features historic homes on leafy streets. River Point Park offers sports facilities and access to the Washington Secondary Bike Path. The area has local eateries and is close to major retail in nearby Warwick. West Warwick Centre is a residential neighborhood with a rich industrial history, characterized by its early 1900s

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    $397K

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    $272K - $493K

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    7 Listings

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  Hoxie

  Living in Hoxie is like having a little piece of the globe in your backyard. Undeniably, the presence of T.F. Green International Airport makes a mark on this neighborhood’s identity. But with its neatly gridded streets, this is also one of Warwick’s largest swaths of suburbia, with access to major thoroughfares for commuting and shopping. “This

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    $397K

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    $201K - $598K

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    10 Listings

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  Lakewood

  Lakewood, located in Warwick, is a quiet residential community surrounded by activity. With its proximity to multiple waterways, this neighborhood provides a unique blend of waterfront allure and residential tranquility without being separated from modern amenities. “Lakewood is a quiet neighborhood in a convenient location,” says Realtor Rachel

  • Average Value

    $387K

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    $314K - $556K

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    2 Listings

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  Wildes Corner

  Popular with investors and first-time homebuyers, Wildes Corner is a no-frills residential area centered around a pond. This triangular Warwick neighborhood between the coastal communities of Oakland Beach and Buttonwoods has a busy commercial district, a local library branch and Little Pond, an oblong waterway for fishing and swimming. Shore

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    $386K

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    $273K - $537K

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    3 Listings

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  Norwood

  Bordered by State Route 1 and Interstate 95, Norwood is a neatly planned neighborhood in the coastal city of Warwick. The area was first established in 1874 by Niles B. Schunarth & Co., a group of architects and surveyors. The goal at the time was to create the foundations for a residential yet commuter-friendly city, which eventually came to

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    $386K

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    $330K - $468K

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    1 Listing

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  Centreville

  A riverside suburban enclave with several nearby amenities, Centreville, located upon the Pawtuxet River, was one of the more productive mill towns in 19th century Rhode Island and one of the first in the state to industrialize. Though manufacturing is no longer prevalent in Centreville, remnants of industrial architecture have been redeveloped

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    $377K

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    $200K - $600K

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    5 Listings

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  Lincoln Park

  Lincoln Park is a small, package-sized neighborhood in the city of Warwick, sandwiched between the Lincoln Park Cementary and State Route 1. The area's most defining feature is the graveyard, which takes up most of the neighborhood boundaries. However, the cemetery is a minor part of day-to-day life. Instead, it serves as a backdrop for most

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    $377K

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    $342K - $543K

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    1 Listing

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  Oakland Beach

  Originally a summer colony, Oakland Beach still draws people to the sandy stretches along Greenwich Bay. “It used to be beach cottages back in the 1950s and '60s,” says Juli McIntosh, a Realtor with Re/Max Advantage Group who has lived in the area for 13 years. “But over the last 20 years or so, people have begun to transform the neighborhood into

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    $376K

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    $245K - $827K

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    7 Listings

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  Hillsgrove

  Hillsgrove made its name by being home to the state’s largest airport. It was once called Hillsgrove State Airport, but now it goes by T. F. Green Airport. "Other people that live in the flight path complain about it, but we live so close they fly parallel to my house instead of over it,” says Juli McIntosh, a Realtor with Re/Max Advantage Group

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    $375K

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    $310K - $453K

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    2 Listings

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  Greene

  Burrowed amongst the vast woodlands of western Rhode Island, the village of Greene takes after its name. Wedged between wildlife refuges and nature preserves just 2 miles from the Connecticut border, the small community attracts homebuyers to its bucolic setting and slowed-down lifestyle. “Greene is nice because it’s rural,” says Holly Regoli, a

  • Average Value

    $515K

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    $274K - $917K

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    6 Listings

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