John F. Trudel III

Spacious and well built duplex by local high-end contractor with 30 years experience building on the island. The left half has three floors of finished space. Only the highest quality materials were used in construction, with reclaimed oak floors, custom-built cabinetry, built-in entertainment center and ample storage throughout. A large deck in the rear offers private outdoor entertainment

Private 3 bedroom home at the end of a private street. This property is located in highly sought after CTEC zoning, which allows for multiple mixed commercial and residential uses, such as a Contractor Shop and Landscape Contractor, Primary dwelling, Accessory dwelling, and Garage apartment to name a few. The allowable ground cover is 40% (3,898 sq. ft.)., where currently only 936 sq. ft. is

This beautifully restored and well-maintained federal-style home from the 1830s, located on historic Orange Street, offers a perfect blend of antique charm and modern comforts. It's an ideal property for someone who values both historical character and contemporary upgrades. The home features three finished levels of living space with four bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths. Additionally, it

Charming 1940s bungalow-style cottage located in the highly sought-after Cliff area, just a short distance from Town. This property features the convenience of Town water and Town sewer services and offers ample potential for expansion. Zoned R-1, it allows for an additional 420± square feet of ground cover, making it an excellent opportunity to customize and enhance. The property also includes

Opportunity knocks! Large lot with over 34,000 sq. ft. and a 2,000+ sq. ft. Cape Cod style structure with attached two-car garage requires a full renovation. This property is presently not habitable, however there are panoramic views from the first and second floor of the Atlantic Ocean and with risk comes reward. Located in the V-R Zoning, the size of the lot allows for 10% ground cover (over

Steeped in history dating back to the early 1800's, The John Howland Swain House, 21 India Street's original owner, is located in that area originally described as "The Third Squadron of Wesco Acre Lots" at a place commonly known by the name of Micah's Pond. India Row, as it was called back then, later renamed Pearl Street, and still later changed back to India Street, was once largely occupied