1831 Mooresfield Road, South Kingstown, Residential

Description

Located in the historic village of Kingston, boasting tree lined streets and brick sidewalks one comes upon the charming Solomon Fayerweather house. Solomon Fayerweather was the village blacksmith. This stately Colonial home situated is on 13,000 s.f. with old maple trees, mature Japanese maple and gorgeous open space behind the house. Built in 1852 and now an historic plaque house from 1852 this 3/4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath colonial is a blend of old and new. On the first floor is a warm formal living room with a wood burning fireplace, a light filled dining room, a usable kitchen waiting to be reimagined, a half bath/laundry room and a cozy den. The large primary bedroom suite is also on the first floor and was a seamless addition to the home in the 1980’s. Hardwood floors abound in almost every room! Outside find a brick patio, sit and enjoy a cup of coffee while gazing at the private bucolic view. There is also a 2 car detached garage. Conveniently located 2 blocks to the University of RI, near Kinney gardens and Fayerweather Craft House. Close to downtown Wakefield, bike path, train station, library, pizza, beaches, and local cultural amenities. Easy access to Rte 1. Two hour drive to Boston and three hour drive to NYC. Depending on your preference, updating may be required.