Condos Rhode Island Washington County Narragansett 12 Park Ave Unit 5

12 Park Ave Unit 5

Narragansett, RI 02882

12 Park Ave Unit 5

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Beds	Baths	Average SF
3 Bedrooms 3 Bedrooms 3 Br	3 Baths 3 Baths 3 Ba	1,324 SF

About This Property

Come see this beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 (full) bathroom, 3 level town home in Narragansett Highlands - Narragansett's best kept secret! 18-MONTH LEASE REQUIRED PER HOA RULES - unit available starting Nov. 1, 2022. Conveniently located in the north end of town, close to Bonnet Shores and just a 5 minute drive to Narragansett Town Beach & the Pier, the unit is less than 10 years old and is in absolutely pristine shape. Layout offers a bedroom on the first level, hardwoods up the stairs and on the main (2nd floor) level that includes a living room, dining area and granite & stainless kitchen with access to an ample deck with serene wooded views out back, plus a full bath with a gorgeous river rock floor. The 3rd level has 2 more bedrooms and 2 more full bathrooms. A custom designed stone gas fireplace was added in the living room creating both ambiance and warmth. In-unit laundry and 1-car garage complete the package. $2850/ month, tenant pays own utilities.

12 Park Ave is a condo located in Washington County and the 02882 ZIP Code. This area is served by the Narragansett attendance zone.

Condo Features

Air Conditioning

Dishwasher

Hardwood Floors

Microwave

Air Conditioning
Security System
Fireplace
Vacuum System
Dishwasher
Disposal
Microwave
Range
Hardwood Floors
Carpet
Tile Floors
Attic
Views
Pool
Porch
Deck

Fees and Policies

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No Pets Allowed

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Utilities Included

Water

Location

Property Address: 12 Park Ave, Narragansett,

RI 02882

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City - Narragansett

Wedged between the Narrow River and the Atlantic Ocean, Narragansett provides that laidback, beach town atmosphere wrapped in New England charm. The town itself is adorable, complete with cozy cottages and a terrific shopping area along South Pier Road and Point Judith Road. It has that historic charm, as well, with a history that began around 1723, when it was still part of South Kingstown. In 1888 it separated from the larger city and became a town in 1901.

But cozy atmosphere and history aside, here it’s all about the beaches. Narragansett’s population doubles during the summer months, with visitors seeking the town’s beautiful strip of beaches. The 60-acre Scarborough State Beach includes an observation tower and a boardwalk, Roger W. Wheeler State Beach includes a playground and a pavilion, and Salty Brine State Beach has a “green” pavilion complete with a wind turbine and solar panels along with a concession stand.

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