Address: 900 Hopkins Hill Road West Greenwich, RI
Price: $537,500
Year Built: 1989
​Acres: 3.2
Bedrooms: 3 (first floor master bedroom suite)
Bathrooms: 2.5

I really love this home! The property lot is wonderful--private, rich in RI history (stone walls, perennials & gardens planted by former owners, & an historic cemetery)! The house is in great condition--two year old roof, new heating system & hot water tank, the exterior shingles do not show signs of wear & tear. The layout is fantastic, the hardwood floors are in great condition & the stone fireplace is stunning. Yes, the kitchen could use some updating, there's wallpaper in the bathrooms that need to be changed, & the upstairs carpet is likely not what you had in mind. But those are easy fixes & ones that would instantly make this property truly yours!
The basement is large & has high ceilings, ideal for finishing. And the additional building has two large truck bays & an unfinished loft---ideal for an office or studio.  You'll feel like you're in the middle of nowhere, quiet country solitude, but you're just 5 minutes from Wickford Junction, a quick commute to 95 & all of our modern conveniences. Click below for full property description.  

Quick overview :
January sales statistics released at the end of February by the Rhode Island Association of Realtors show a strong surge in closing activity at the beginning of the year. Single-family home sales rose 21 percent compared to January of 2016.  The median sales price of those sales was $225,000, $1500 less than the prior year.
Realtor data also portrays a continuously shrinking inventory of homes for sale with 13.2 percent fewer homes on the market this January than in January of 2016. Pending sales, which foretell closing activity in the months ahead, fell for the second consecutive month.

In keeping with the other sectors of the market, the number of multifamily home sales rose 20 percent in January from January of 2016.  This sector also saw the largest gain in median sales price of all property types with an increase of 20.8 percent.  Both listings and sales under contract were down from 12 months earlier however, a sign that sales of multifamily properties could abate in the months ahead.

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