$5,400,000
bedrooms
5
bathrooms
6
square feet
10,263
Acreage
2.76
Open Houses
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year built
1926
Full Baths
4
Half Baths
2
Built in 1926 and nestled within a 77 acre estate association, “The Stables at Gray Craig" is one of the more peaceful and private residences on Aquidneck Island. Offering 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths within more than 10,000ft., the main house and its guest quarters are abundant in period detail and charm. The first level is both elegant and comfortable and is comprised of a spacious great room, an office which leads to a beautiful patio, dining room which is conveniently located next to the expansive kitchen, family room, two bathrooms, and two bedrooms. The second level consists of a large primary suite, a guest bedroom and 2 full baths. The third level is a separate seating area with a private balcony that overlooks spectacular grounds with a wonderful ocean view. The lower level is partially finished w/ a magnificent wine cellar and lounge area, gym and half bath. The original Gray Craig estate was designed by well-known architect Harrie T. Lindeberg and was centered around a chateau-like home which included kennels, greenhouses, a secret garden, tea house, gate house and "The Stables". Currently, the Gray Craig estate is a private association which abuts acres of conservation land and wildlife sanctuaries. Located 2+ miles from Newport and a mile from Sachuest Beach, the location is a perfect retreat for those who desire privacy, but also enjoy having the ocean and all that Newport has to offer within close proximity.
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