Living in The East Bay
ed by the rest of the state along the shores of Narragansett Bay on the East Passage of the Sakonnet
Rhode Island is the smallest state in the union
River. Originally part of the Plymouth Bay Colonies
and the East Bay represents a very small section of
in Massachusetts these towns secured their own
the state by land area. It is one of Rhode Island’s
decree and were annexed to Newport County, RI
top choices for homebuyers. Bridges connect the
in the 1700s along with Bristol, RI. Little Comp-
small communities that make up this region and
ton’s South Shore & Goosewing beaches nudge up
the towns of the East Bay offer seaside and water-
against the state line of Massachusetts. Tiverton
front living at it very best.
is a quaint seaside community with gorgeous
From East Providence south along the East Bay,
homes and plenty of open spaces as well. There are homes at every price point and easy access to beaches and waterfront recreation. Little Compton RI has often been referred to as “Rhode Island’s Best Kept Secret”, it is just out of the way and people who live here like that just fine. It is truly one of the most quaint and beautiful places in all of New England. The Historic Commons is the small central village of Little Compton where a few restaurants, the post office, a church, school, and real estate
the communities of Barrington, Warren, Bristol, Tioffices are located. The town is truly an amazing place to own a home. The Sakonnet Golf Club, designed by Donald Ross is located here by the sea, it is surrounded by ocean views and beautiful seaside cottage homes along the mouth of the Sakonnet River. If you are looking for one of the finest regions in New England to buy your next home with all the amenities of country and coastal living then this region is a must see.
verton, Little Compton, and Aquidneck Island are surrounded by water and this region will remain in high demand for years to come. East Bay and the Islands of Rhode Island represent just over 15% of the state’s population and significantly less when it comes to land area. One thing is for sure, the quality of life in the East Bay, its rich history, character, and charm makes the “Land of Bridges” in Rhode Island a great place to be.
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