luxury houses with sea view for sale Newport, United States

This waterfront home on Tuckerman Avenue in Easton’s Point is a rare offering - properties with this setting and water access seldom come to market. Built in 1990 with long-term use in mind, the home reflects an intentional design and offers 4,446 sq ft of living space, oriented to make the most of its waterfront setting. The main living level centers around a large living room with 12-foot ceilings, a gas fireplace, and expansive water views. A den or office just off the living room provides a flexible space. The kitchen and eat-in area are open and look out over the water, with direct access to a patio used for outdoor meals, grilling, and time spent by the water. A formal dining room and powder room complete this level. Upstairs, the primary suite is privately set and generously sized, with sweeping water views, double closets, and an oversized bathroom. One guest bedroom includes an en-suite bath, while another - featuring a cedar closet- uses the hall bath, which also houses the laundry. On the opposite side of the home, an additional oversized guest bedroom with a full bath offers comfortable separation for guests. Set on approximately 0.70 acres, the property includes shared water access limited to four homes. Steps lead down to the shoreline, where Elephant Rock comes into view and the water can be easily enjoyed for swimming or paddling. Homes of this nature are typically held for generations, making this an uncommon opportunity in Easton’s Point.

Experience beach living in this fully renovated 2022 residence, ideally located near Second Beach and directly across from Purgatory Chasm. Set on sought-after Easton’s Point, this expansive home offers 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, and 2 half baths, designed for both comfort and functionality. The open-concept main level showcases a beautifully appointed kitchen with Thermador and Sub-Zero appliances, flowing into the dining and living areas, anchored by a soapstone wood-burning fireplace. Each bedroom is ensuite, including a spacious primary suite with dual bathrooms and walk-in closets. A secondary living area with a kitchenette and pellet stove offers flexible space for guests or extended stays. Outdoor living shines with approximately 2,000 square feet of decking, including an 880-square-foot rooftop deck with ocean views, a second-floor deck with hot tub, plus a fire pit and outdoor shower. Additional highlights include a semi-finished lower level with gym, an oversized three-car garage, ample off-street parking, water-smart landscaping, and dual access from Tuckerman and Ashurst Avenues. The home also features fully adjustable lighting throughout and was designed with a built-in elevator shaft for future installation. This fully furnished, move-in ready coastal retreat pairs ocean views and modern amenities with an exceptional location. Just moments from Second Beach, it also offers a rare sense of privacy and tranquility during the summer season.

Set along the edge of the Sakonnet River in Tiverton, this waterfront property offers a remarkable sense of privacy on 5.77 acres surrounded by mature trees and natural landscape. A long, winding driveway leads through the property before opening to expansive water views and the house beyond. With over 5,000 square feet of living space, the home was thoughtfully positioned to take advantage of the setting, with water views from nearly every room and an interior that at times feels as though it is sitting directly over the river. The layout includes 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, multiple living areas, a game room, two gas fireplaces, central air conditioning, hurricane shutters, a generator, along with a new roof and recently updated deck. Large windows bring in consistent natural light while framing the changing views of the Sakonnet throughout the day. Outside, there is a private dock, open lawn space with room for a future pool, a gazebo overlooking the water, and a small barn that could lend itself well to use as a pool house, studio, or additional gathering space. The combination of acreage, waterfront, and privacy creates a setting that feels quiet and removed, while still being accessible to the surrounding coastal communities.