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Homes with Views for Sale in Newport

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20 listings

Avg $4,683,425

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$17.9M

6 Price's Cove Avenue

Newport, RI

$8.5M

2 Harbor View Drive

Newport, RI

$8.2M

41 Castle Hill Avenue

Newport, RI

$7.8M

315 Ocean Avenue

$6.5M

1 Harborview Drive

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$17.9M

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Newport, RI

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41 Castle Hill Avenue

Newport, RI

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$7.8M

315 Ocean Avenue

Newport, RI

4 bd5 ba3,228

$6.5M

1 Harborview Drive

Newport, RI

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$6.5M

1 Harborview Drive

Newport, RI

4 bd5 ba3,675

$6.0M

9 Ocean Lawn Lane

Newport, RI

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127 Harrison Avenue

Newport, RI

2 bd3 ba1,877

About Homes with Views in Newport

Newport, RI offers 20 homes with views currently on the market, with prices averaging $4,683,425 and ranging from $3,500 to $17,900,000. These waterfront and elevated properties showcase sweeping vistas of Narragansett Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, making them highly sought-after in this historic coastal city. The current selection spans modest cottages to grand estates, giving buyers diverse options to enjoy Newport's renowned scenic beauty.

Average listing price: $4,683,425 · 20 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Most Newport view homes feature Narragansett Bay or Atlantic Ocean vistas, with some offering both. Properties along Bellevue Avenue and Ocean Drive often command the highest prices due to their unobstructed waterfront panoramas.

At $4,683,425, view homes in Newport command a significant premium over non-view properties. The 20 current listings range up to $17,900,000, reflecting the desirability of waterfront and elevated positions in this competitive market.

Buyers should evaluate view preservation, as new construction could potentially obstruct sightlines. It's also important to verify flood zones, especially for waterfront properties, and understand how seasonal tourism might affect privacy and access.