Come see this rustic and modern 3-bedroom Cape in western Wakefield! Many tasteful updates throughout, including newer floors, revamped kitchen with built-in pantry, and updated vanities/fixtures in bathrooms. The main home includes a large, clean and dry basement, with tons of storage space and potential for partial or full finishing. Newer roof and well filtration system installed by previous owners. A connected in-law suite with full kitchen and bathroom includes its own driveway, along with separate septic, electric panel, and hot water tank. This home is perfectly situated for those who want privacy and appreciate access to the outdoors the 3.2 mile Browning Woods Farm Trail is located almost directly across the street, and this home is ideally situated between Charlestown/South Kingstown beaches and Worden's Pond.
Single-familyProperty Type
1989Year Built
0.98 acresLot Size
$212Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
6 spacesParking
Listed by Team KEY• KEY Real Estate Services
Bought with Shirley Griffin• Randall, REALTORS Compass
RARE FIND IN WAKEFIELD! Spacious 3 (possibly 4) bed home w/ attached one bed in-law (598 sqft) on a private lot with large fenced-in backyard! Enjoy your summers within a 5-10 min drive to the Charlestown Breachway, Green Hill Town Beach or historic Narragansett! Updates include: roof (back 2012, front 2017), well pump w/ impressive water filtration unit (2016), main septic (2006), etc. This home boasts the PERFECT in-law situation with two driveways, two separate septics (each 3-bed), separate utilities and separate laundry! Both the main home and in-law are perfect for single level living! Toss in nearly an acre w/ large fence-in backyard and you'll be calling it home! The main home has a LARGE lower-level just waiting to easily be finished. Come out and see for yourself why you'll fall in love!
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,396 (+0.4%)
$204,900 + $398,700
$603,600
2024
$5,376
$157,500 + $329,000
$486,500
2023
$5,376 (+0.9%)
$157,500 + $329,000
$486,500
2022
$5,327 (+1.1%)
$157,500 + $329,000
$486,500
2021
$5,268
$129,800 + $234,800
$364,600
2020
$5,268
$129,800 + $234,800
$364,600
2019
$5,268 (+5.7%)
$129,800 + $234,800
$364,600
2018
$4,985 (+2.4%)
$125,500 + $192,400
$317,900
2017
$4,867 (+1.5%)
$125,500 + $192,400
$317,900
2016
$4,797 (+9.6%)
$125,500 + $192,400
$317,900
2015
$4,375 (+0.3%)
$91,800 + $190,100
$281,900
2014
$4,364
$91,800 + $190,100
$281,900
2013
$4,361 (+0.1%)
$91,800 + $190,100
$281,900
2012
$4,356
$102,000 + $198,400
$300,400
Tax history for 774 Shannock Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$5,396 (+0.4%)
$204,900 + $398,700
$603,600
2024
$5,376
$157,500 + $329,000
$486,500
2023
$5,376 (+0.9%)
$157,500 + $329,000
$486,500
2022
$5,327 (+1.1%)
$157,500 + $329,000
$486,500
2021
$5,268
$129,800 + $234,800
$364,600
2020
$5,268
$129,800 + $234,800
$364,600
2019
$5,268 (+5.7%)
$129,800 + $234,800
$364,600
2018
$4,985 (+2.4%)
$125,500 + $192,400
$317,900
2017
$4,867 (+1.5%)
$125,500 + $192,400
$317,900
2016
$4,797 (+9.6%)
$125,500 + $192,400
$317,900
2015
$4,375 (+0.3%)
$91,800 + $190,100
$281,900
2014
$4,364
$91,800 + $190,100
$281,900
2013
$4,361 (+0.1%)
$91,800 + $190,100
$281,900
2012
$4,356
$102,000 + $198,400
$300,400
*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
3
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.98 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,128
Year built
1989
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Washington County
APN
233165
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 22, 2026.
R80
Rural Residential Low Density District
This district allows a residential density up to 0.55 dwellings per acre. The minimum lot size for single-household detached dwellings is 80,000 sq ft. These are primarily rural areas which are not served by public facilities, and in which intensive development should not occur. They are characterized by low-density residential development, large estates, agriculture and certain low intensity nonresidential activities incidental to a rural environment. Public water service may be provided, but public sewers are discouraged in favor of waste water management districts and water conservation practices. This district may also include open space, conservation lands and land unsuitable for development. Portions of this district are within the High Flood Danger HFD Overlay District.