The five highest-priced home sales reported in Greater Providence & Northern Rhode Island for the week ending November 8, 2026, came to a combined $6.28 million. Two of them were in Providence, a downtown condominium and a single-family home on College Hill. The other three were single-family homes in Cumberland, Lincoln and North Scituate, and all five are in Providence County.
Together they cover a wide span of the region’s housing, from a 19th-century home in a city historic district to country properties with a pond, pasture, barns and pools.
No. 1 — $1,650,000 · 1 W Exchange St Unit 3002, Providence, Rhode Island
The week’s top sale was a penthouse on the 30th floor of 1 West Exchange Street in downtown Providence, which sold for $1.65 million. Residence 3002 is one of three homes on its floor, and it has a private terrace and views that reach across the city and beyond.
Built in 2007, the condominium has three bedrooms, two full baths and a half bath in 1,830 square feet. The floor plan is open, with plenty of natural light. Custom millwork runs through the rooms, a custom bar is built in, and the kitchen is fitted with premium appliances. Two secure indoor garage spaces come with the home.
Much of the appeal is the building itself. Concierge and doorman service run around the clock, and a climate-controlled skybridge connects to the Omni Providence Hotel, where residents can use the fitness facilities and the Rotunda Pool. The building also has direct access to Providence Place and its shops, restaurants and entertainment. The property last sold for $940,000 in 2018.
William Sherry of Compass was the listing agent, and Stephen Gaskin of Residential Properties Ltd. represented the buyer. The penthouse went under contract 16 days after it was listed.
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No. 2 — $1,375,000 · 365 W Wrentham Rd, Cumberland, Rhode Island
Behind a gate in the Grants Mills area of northern Cumberland, 365 West Wrentham Road is a compound of 7.84 acres made up of three parcels. It sold for $1.375 million. The grounds take in pasture and a freshwater pond fed by a spring, along with a patio and fire pit, irrigation and an invisible pet fence.
The brick Colonial was built in 1978 and has four bedrooms, three full baths and two half baths, with 4,226 square feet of living area, the most of any home among the five. Its kitchen has been renovated, and a large family room and sunroom looks out over the land. On the upper floor, the primary suite has custom built-ins and a walk-in closet, and three more bedrooms share the level with an office and a large full bath. The home has three fireplaces, seven heating zones and commercial-grade central air. A finished lower level with a walkout, a kitchenette and a fireplace gives extended family a space of their own.
There is more room beyond the main home. A detached, permitted barn contains a legal in-law apartment of 1,260 square feet with its own mailing address and utilities. The property also has a heated workshop, garage capacity for eight vehicles, a shed and a chicken coop. It last sold for $625,000 in 2015.
Michele Doherty of Lila Delman Compass was the listing agent, and Susana Pare of Residential Properties Ltd. represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,200,000 · 65 Prospect St, Providence, Rhode Island
The Mumford-Lovecraft House at 65 Prospect Street did not begin on College Hill’s Prospect Street. The late Federal home was moved there in 1959 from 66 College Street, and it was the last residence of the Providence science fiction writer Howard Phillips Lovecraft. Built in 1823, it stands on a corner lot of 5,000 square feet in a local historic district, and it sold for $1.2 million.
Period detail survives throughout, including original wide-board pine floors, ceilings just under 10 feet high and five fireplaces. A front foyer leads to the living room and the dining room beside it, and each has a fireplace and windows on several sides. The first floor also has two powder rooms, one with laundry. From the kitchen, a door opens to an enclosed brick patio that serves as a back entrance, and another door leads to a private bluestone patio and a fenced city garden.
The home has three bedrooms, two full baths and two half baths in 3,069 square feet. The bedrooms are on the second floor, two of them with fireplaces, along with both full baths. A staircase climbs from there to a monitor room with windows on all four sides and views over the city. The finished lower level has built-in shelving and a fireplace, and the basement includes a wine cellar. There is no garage, but the driveway has room for up to four cars. Brown, RISD, Thayer Street, the train and downtown are all within walking distance.
The property last sold for $552,000 in 2001. This time it went under contract 21 days after it was listed. Gerri Schiffman of Residential Properties Ltd. was the listing agent, and Derek Simpson, also of Residential Properties Ltd., represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,100,000 · 16 Lennon Rd, Lincoln, Rhode Island
In the Kendall Estates neighborhood of Lincoln, a brick center-hall Colonial built in 1972 sold for $1.1 million, just above its asking price of $1.095 million. It went under contract 20 days after it was listed.
The home has nine rooms, four bedrooms, two full baths and a half bath, with 2,453 square feet of living area on 0.92 acres. A double front door opens to a large living room and a formal dining room, and a bonus room with a fireplace works as a den or office. The kitchen has been redone with stone counters, a breakfast nook and an oversized island, and a half bath and laundry are also on the first floor. Upstairs, the four bedrooms and two full baths have been renovated, with custom closets and hardwood floors.
A wide front lawn and mature landscaping set the home back from the street, and there is an attached two-car garage. The listing describes a new in-ground pool in the yard, along with a large paver patio with a built-in fire pit. The property last sold for $427,000 in 2020.
Sweeney Advisory Group of Mott & Chace Sotheby’s Intl. was the listing agent, and Gabriella Aiello of C.D. Puleo Realty, Inc. represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $955,000 · 203 Hartford Pike, North Scituate, Rhode Island
A long drive leads into 203 Hartford Pike in North Scituate, a property of 13.96 acres where the home is set well back from the road among woods and open lawn. Horses are permitted on the land. Built in 2016 in a mix of Colonial and contemporary styles, the home went under contract eight days after it was listed and sold for $955,000, above its asking price of $949,900.
The outdoor spaces are the heart of the place. A saltwater in-ground pool comes with an open-air outdoor kitchen, and there is a deck at the back and a porch at the front. An oversized freestanding barn with electricity and a second outbuilding offer room for equipment, collections or hobbies, and there is a two-car garage.
Inside, hardwood floors run throughout the home’s 2,878 square feet. The granite kitchen has two pot fillers and seating at the counter, and a living room and a family room give the household two places to gather. The home has four bedrooms, three full baths and a half bath. Upstairs, the primary suite has two large walk-in closets and a bath with a tiled shower and a double vanity, and three more bedrooms share an updated full bath. The lower level has a full kitchen, a bath with a shower and a private entrance, which suits guests or an in-law arrangement.
Donna DiGiulio of Williams & Stuart Real Estate was the listing agent, and Axel Correia of Century 21 Envoy represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 8, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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