Welcome to this new construction one level home in the charming town of Wakefield, RI. Boasting 3,300 sq. ft. of luxurious living space on just under an acre of land (. 94 acres), this modern farmhouse will be complete just in time for summer. It is truly a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship. This home seamlessly blends modern amenities with classic farmhouse charm. Perfectly situated in direct proximity to the University of RI and all South County beaches, this residence provides easy access to both educational and recreational opportunities. With 4 bedrooms/3.5 baths and plenty of room to be creative, the open concept living space enhances a sense of connectivity, allowing for easy entertaining & comfortable daily living. A flawless white kitchen equipped with beautiful appliances, ample counter space, stylish cabinetry, and a hidden pantry is sure to be an entertainer's dream. The well appointed primary suite featuring a spa-like bathroom and walk-in closet provides for ultimate relaxation. Don't miss the opportunity to see this energy efficient home with a well defined outdoor space perfect for gatherings and barbecues. Schedule a showing today or join us for a tour. * There's still time to add YOUR OWN personal touches. Walls have been plastered. * * Finished interior photos are of a previously built home and may depict different features. Final build may vary.
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Last updated by owner on Oct 16, 2024.
R40
Medium Density Residential District
This district allows a residential density of up to 1 dwelling per acre. The minimum lot size for single-household detached dwellings is 40,000 sq ft. Residential compounds will be the preferred type of residential development because they have low visual and environmental impact and fit the rural landscape. This district presently includes large estates, farms and large single-household residential lots, and the character of these lands should be maintained. Any intensive development here is not recommended. However, if major subdivision activity is proposed, cluster zoning techniques should be encouraged. Public water and public sewer service may be available but are not required. In addition, topographic and soil conditions in some portions of this district make large-scale development impractical. These areas may be environmentally sensitive and may contain much of the town's wetlands and prime agricultural areas.