33 Old Spring Rd, Cranston, RI 02920

Nestled sweetly in the Garden Hills area of Cranston this one of a kind gem is what dreams are made of. Lovingly cared for, this home offers beautiful and meticulous landscaped grounds which provide a park like setting complete with its own spring fed stream. As you enter the home, you'll be drawn into the spacious yet cozy atmosphere. From the beautiful wood floors and lovely brick fireplace to the original glass door knobs, the attention to detail and craftsmanship is amazing. There is plenty of room for entertaining, with ten total rooms, including eat in kitchen, separate dining room, living room with fireplace, four to five bedrooms and more. For the more practical minded, you'll be happy to note the home offers modern gas heating, two zone central air and maintenance free vinyl siding. Although previously built and owned by the Brayton Family, who have been residents of Cranston since 1797, this charming and beautiful home has not be registered as historic, which allows for additional modern upgrades to be made. The home is mentioned in two books. The books are “Other Ways and Other Days” by Gladys W. Brayton, a direct descendent for Roger Williams, and “Images of America: Cranston” by Lydia L. Rapoza and Bette Miller. Reach out and schedule your personal visit and be prepared to fall in love.