Rhode Island Vineyard-Adjacent Coastal Retreat

Five bedrooms and three bathrooms are set across a mid-century residence positioned on a quiet private lane beside Greenvale Vineyards in Portsmouth. Surrounded by open farmland and low stone walls, the setting reflects a quieter side of coastal Rhode Island, where vineyards, walking trails, and farm fields shape the pace of the day.

Inside, the interiors balance mid-century character with updated finishes, creating a setting that feels both relaxed and considered. The main living areas open easily into one another, allowing natural light to move through the house while maintaining a sense of connection between kitchen, dining, and lounge spaces. Furnishings and materials remain understated, supporting the home’s role as a comfortable base for time spent both indoors and out.

Sleeping arrangements are well suited to families or small groups. Three bedrooms include king beds, while a fourth bedroom offers three single beds. A fifth bedroom provides a double bed, bringing flexibility for mixed-age groups. Three bathrooms are distributed throughout the home, offering practical functionality without interrupting the overall flow.

Outdoor living defines much of the experience. Wraparound decks and patio areas extend into the surrounding landscape, where open views across farmland create a sense of space and quiet. A fire pit and outdoor seating area provide a natural gathering point in the evening, while a grill supports informal meals after days spent exploring the coast. Stone walls and mature landscaping frame the property, reinforcing its connection to the region’s agricultural character.

This part of Aquidneck Island is known for its combination of farmland, coastline, and historic towns. From the property, walking paths connect directly to the Greenway Trail, while nearby beaches and the town of Newport remain within easy reach for dining, shopping, and waterfront access.

This residence suits families and small groups seeking a coastal stay with a quieter, rural atmosphere while remaining close to the cultural and coastal landmarks of Newport.