News Summary
A historic Dutch Colonial Revival home in Providence has been sold for $2.3 million. Located at 560 Angell St., this property features six bedrooms and extensive renovations. It ranks as the eighth-highest single-family home sale in Providence for 2023. The new owners, William and Elisabeth Mims, will enjoy a spacious backyard, chef-ready kitchen, and luxurious primary bedroom suite. The property is situated in a culturally rich area along the Blackstone River, making it a desirable market choice for luxury home buyers.
Providence Home Sold for $2.3 Million
A historic Dutch Colonial Revival home in Providence has been sold for $2.3 million following a recent transaction. Located at 560 Angell St. in the Wayland Square neighborhood, the home was constructed in 1919 and underwent a renovation in 2016. The sale is recorded as the eighth-highest single-family home sale in Providence for 2023, according to the Rhode Island Statewide Multiple Listing Service.
Property Features
Spanning approximately 4,600 square feet, the property boasts six bedrooms and three full bathrooms along with two half-bathrooms. The home includes standout features such as a spacious backyard that is fenced-in and beautifully landscaped, a large wooden deck, and a patio that is accessible through double French doors leading from the kitchen.
The chef-ready kitchen is equipped with custom cabinetry, Andersen windows, a chef’s range and hood, as well as built-in glass front cabinets and a walk-in pantry. In the living room, residents can enjoy the warmth of a wood-burning fireplace, adding charm and comfort to the space.
The second floor includes the primary bedroom, which features a walk-in shower and double closets, catering to modern living needs. On the third floor, there is a family room and a home gym, providing additional space for relaxation and fitness. The property also includes a finished attic that offers extra storage or hangout space.
Valuation and Sale Details
For fiscal year 2025, Providence assessors valued the home at $1.69 million. More specifically, the land, which encompasses 0.2 acres, was assessed at $824,500 according to the city’s property tax evaluation database.
The home was sold by Frances Loosen, a Providence resident, to William and Elisabeth Mims, who reside in Dedham, Massachusetts. Rachael Dotson from Residential Properties Ltd. represented the seller in this transaction, while the buyer was represented by Heidi Farmer from Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty.
Location and Historical Context
The residence is located along the Blackstone River in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, which is part of a historic National Heritage Corridor. The area is known for its rich cultural history and architecture, making it a desirable location for homeowners looking to experience charm and a sense of community.
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Additional Resources
- Providence Business News: Historic Wayland Square Colonial Sells for $2.3M
- Wikipedia: Real Estate in the United States
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- Google Search: Dutch Colonial Revival
- Providence Journal: RI Real Estate Notes – Rumstick House Sells for $2.55M
- Google Scholar: Historic Homes Rhode Island
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