Stunning mid-century custom executive ranch thoughtfully designed in 1952 by Samuel Lerner, famed professor of engineering at Brown University and ideally set on a magnificent half acre corner lot with private park-like grounds. The home was completely renovated both inside and out by the current owner in 1996, with an incredible attention to quality details and level of finish that is seldom found and needs to be seen to be appreciated. Enjoy sophisticated elegant living on one expansive level that includes an impressive entry foyer with mahogany-inlaid hardwood floors, a large living room with a fireplace, a formal dining room with extraordinary wainscoting and a bow window, a gorgeous mahogany paneled study with a pressed tin ceiling, a magnificent cook's kitchen with a sunny breakfast area, a superb master suite with a gas fireplace and luxury bathroom, a sunroom with direct access from the master and the foyer, a wing with two bedrooms and their own bathroom, a laundry area, a separate guest suite with its own full bath, a powder room, a coat room, and a heated attached garage. The finished lower level provides a fabulous recreation room and lounge, equipped with surround sound and a gas fireplace. The exceptionally private landscaped yard features a large bluestone terrace plus a tucked away brick patio overlooking a delightful koi pond with the peaceful sounds of a waterfall. This property is in pristine condition both inside and out - truly one of a kind!
Single-familyProperty Type
1952Year Built
0.45 acresLot Size
$491Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Gerri Schiffman• Residential Properties Ltd.
RARE OPPORTUNITY. ORIGINAL 1950'S CONTEMPORARY WITH MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINING SPACES OVERLOOKING PARKLIKE GROUNDS. RADIANT CEILING HEAT, CENTRAL AIR, NEEDS COSMETICS AND KITCHEN UPDATE. 2 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$31,082 (+11.1%)
$931,800 + $1,197,100
$2,128,900
2024
$27,971
$463,500 + $1,060,800
$1,524,300
2023
$27,971 (+3.8%)
$463,500 + $1,060,800
$1,524,300
2022
$26,944 (−5.2%)
$463,500 + $1,050,200
$1,513,700
2021
$28,426 (+30.3%)
$381,900 + $775,500
$1,157,400
2020
$21,824
$381,900 + $506,700
$888,600
2019
$21,824 (−33.3%)
$381,900 + $506,700
$888,600
2018
$32,708
$327,600 + $695,800
$1,023,400
2017
$32,708
$327,600 + $695,800
$1,023,400
2016
$32,708 (−2.5%)
$327,600 + $695,800
$1,023,400
2015
$33,530 (−1.9%)
$346,900 + $666,100
$1,013,000
2014
$34,189
$346,900 + $666,100
$1,013,000
2013
$34,189 (−10.6%)
$346,900 + $666,100
$1,013,000
2012
$38,233
$421,800 + $777,100
$1,198,900
2011
$38,233
$421,800 + $777,100
$1,198,900
Tax history for 133 Hartshorn Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$31,082 (+11.1%)
$931,800 + $1,197,100
$2,128,900
2024
$27,971
$463,500 + $1,060,800
$1,524,300
2023
$27,971 (+3.8%)
$463,500 + $1,060,800
$1,524,300
2022
$26,944 (−5.2%)
$463,500 + $1,050,200
$1,513,700
2021
$28,426 (+30.3%)
$381,900 + $775,500
$1,157,400
2020
$21,824
$381,900 + $506,700
$888,600
2019
$21,824 (−33.3%)
$381,900 + $506,700
$888,600
2018
$32,708
$327,600 + $695,800
$1,023,400
2017
$32,708
$327,600 + $695,800
$1,023,400
2016
$32,708 (−2.5%)
$327,600 + $695,800
$1,023,400
2015
$33,530 (−1.9%)
$346,900 + $666,100
$1,013,000
2014
$34,189
$346,900 + $666,100
$1,013,000
2013
$34,189 (−10.6%)
$346,900 + $666,100
$1,013,000
2012
$38,233
$421,800 + $777,100
$1,198,900
2011
$38,233
$421,800 + $777,100
$1,198,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
—
Baths
4.5
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.45 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
4,187
Year built
1952
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Providence County
APN
57632
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 22, 2026.
R-1A
Residential District
The R-1A Residential District is intended for neighborhoods of lower density residential development. The R-1A District accommodates single-family dwellings on larger lots than those typically found in the City. Limited non-residential uses, which are compatible with surrounding residential neighborhoods, may be allowed.