NARRAGANSETT, RI

The lavish, resort-style Narragansett community is nestled at the western edge of Narragansett Bay, a famous beach and surfing destination. Its central location gives residents convenient access to Kingston, Warwick, Exeter, and Jamestown.

Living on the seaside, residents enjoy the luxury of remoteness from chaotic city life. They experience the thrill of spending quality time on beaches offering adventures like kayaking, boating, fishing, and relaxing.

Built with Colonial, Georgian, Victorian, or Federal architectural styles, Narragansett has a mix of standard housing styles to choose from. Rest assured, you can always find a home with a design you love.

WHAT TO LOVE

• Stunning ocean sunsets
• Long stretches of sandy beaches
• Favorable climate
• Accessibility to premium dining, entertainment, and pier shops
• Relaxed, resort-style setting

LOCAL LIFESTYLE

Although located on a famous beach and surfing destination, this premium residential area is generally peaceful, quiet, and uncrowded most times of the year. However, summer gets busier, livelier, and more exciting. Like most luxurious estates in the United States, Narragansett has every convenience facility nearby. Top-rated schools, luxury shops, and healthcare facilities are within a few minutes drive. Narragansett is home to successful professionals in the media, law, sports, art, business, financial, and corporate sectors.

DINING, ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING

Locals and tourists in Narragansett purchase their basic stuff at Shops at the Pier, a marketplace with dining and shopping opportunities. You can peruse jewelry, novelty gifts, and pictures at leading gift shops like Shell Boutique or enjoy candy, ice cream, or gelato at Nana’s Candy Bar.

Narragansett has multiple luxury malls hosting upscale fashion and household brands. You would enjoy shopping at Warwick Mall, which is about 20 miles away from Narragansett. This premier shopping complex has over 12 restaurants serving great meals and over 80 retail stores selling designer jewelry, beauty products, and clothing.

Established in 1940, the famous Coast Guard House Restaurant is revered for serving delicious seafood prepared from locally harvested ingredients. Besides serving delicious, freshly prepared seafood, the legendary restaurant offers unrivaled views of the Atlantic and Narragansett Bay, an extensive list of hand-crafted cocktails, and superb service.

THINGS TO DO

Located in a premium holiday destination, the Narragansett neighborhood offers plenty of outdoor fun opportunities to keep you and your family engaged during weekends or holidays. Beachgoers enjoy their time strolling, watching beautiful sunsets, or basking at the neighborhood’s beautiful beaches with warm water.

Each year, Narragansett hosts the Blessing of the Fleet, a festival attracting around 30,000 attendees from the community and other parts of the world. During this three-day event, you and your friends can sample a variety of locally prepared cuisines, take fine alcoholic beverages, participate in fun games, and enjoy live music from celebrated artists. If you enjoy running, you can participate in the iconic 10-mile race along the ocean.

Point Judith Lighthouse, a historical heritage constructed in 1816 located at the southeastern tip of Narragansett. You and your loved ones can visit the grounds, enjoy beautiful ocean views, walk the remains of the old fort nearby, and acquaint yourselves with the lighthouse’s rich history.

Around 20 miles from Narragansett is the renowned Block Island, a place to take a breather from your regular schedule. On the Island, you can enjoy fun beach activities or join other visitors in fun activities like bike rides, snorkeling, bird watching, and horseback riding. The Island is easily accessible by ferry from Narragansett Bay.

SCHOOLS

Students in the affluent Narragansett neighborhood can complete their primary education without leaving the community. The top schools here include:

• Narragansett Elementary School, grades pre-K–4
• Narragansett Pier Middle School, grades 5–8
• Narragansett High School, grades 9–12