c. 1870 Colonial Condo Sold in Providence, Rhode Island

Sold $ 780,000	Listing No. 37974 c. 1870 Colonial Condo Fox Point Providence, RI
	Revolutionary Interiors Own a piece of American history! This condo contains the room in which the burning of the British revenue schooner, 'Gaspee,' was planned in 1772, a seminal event in Rhode Island and precursor to the Boston Tea Party. Moved from South Main Street in 1891 and adjoined to an existing house, it was for many years the headquarters of the Daughters of the American Revolution. With 2 large bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, and a formal dining and living room, this condo will suit an enlightened buyer who embraces the stewardship of one of America's most important Revolutionary-era sites. Nestled on a quiet corner of Fox Point, with windows on three sides, this townhouse unit feels like a single-family home. Inside, high ceilings, paneled walls, a marble mantle, and original staircase will transport you to another era. Exterior amenities include verdant landscaping, a private deck, shared rear lawn, and two deeded parking spaces.
	Bedrooms: 2 Full Bath(s): 1 Half Bath(s): 1 Heated Sq. Ft.: 2,140 Stories: 2 Contact the Agent directly. Residential Properties Ltd. Brent Runyon Mobile: 401-602-2250 brunyon@residentialproperties.com Historic Homes RI Tell 'em you saw it on OldHouses.com!	Features. 2nd Staircase Ceiling Fans 3 Wood Fireplaces High Ceilings Original wood windows Asphalt shingle Roof Skylight Walk-in Shower(s) Shingle Roof: Asphalt shingle City sewer City water supply Dishwasher Oil Heating Range Refrigerator Water Heater - Gas Claw-foot tub(s)
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