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In a city where history is measured in limestone, In a city where history is measured in limestone, land, and lineage, Seaview Terrace has quietly turned a page. The storied Newport estate — the largest privately owned Gilded Age mansion in the city — has sold for $16 million, the highest residential sale in Newport since 2021, according to the Rhode Island Statewide MLS. The seller was represented by the @staynewport team of RI Properties, while @liladelmancompass represented the buyer — two locally rooted firms at the center of one of the city’s most significant transactions in years. Set on eight manicured acres between Bellevue Avenue and the Cliff Walk, Seaview Terrace is less a house than a chapter of American ambition. Spanning more than 43,000 square feet, with 29 bedrooms and 18 baths, the mansion ranks as the fourth-largest of Newport’s legendary “cottages,” behind The Breakers, Ochre Court, and Belcourt. Built by bourbon magnate Edson Bradley Jr. as a golden anniversary gift for his wife, Julia Wentworth, the estate has lived many lives — as a private residence, cultural backdrop, and enduring touchstone of Newport lore. “This was a deeply meaningful transition for our clients, who spent more than fifty years loving and caring for Seaview,” said Marielle Clair of @staynewport, led by Newport sisters Marielle Clair and Brianna Ferrara. “Having opened its doors to so many over the years, Seaview now opens them once again — this time to a new chapter.” Kimberly Doherty, of @liladelmancompass, represented the buyer. “Seaview Terrace holds a unique place in Newport’s history and architectural landscape,” Doherty said. “I am incredibly honored to have represented the buyer in the acquisition of this extraordinary estate.” In 2025, Compass ranked as Rhode Island’s top brokerage by total sales volume. For @staynewport, the record-setting sale further underscores its momentum as one of the city’s fastest-growing local real estate teams, operating alongside established Newport firms at the top of the luxury market. #newportri #liladelmancompass #staynewport
Because the #2016 trend made us do it. Ten years Because the #2016 trend made us do it. Ten years ago today, Newport icon Sid Abbruzzi was inducted into the East Coast Surfing Hall of Fame. #waterbrothers #newportri
Set along one of Narragansett’s most coveted coast Set along one of Narragansett’s most coveted coastal corridors, 125 Montauk Road presents a refined seaside residence where water views, thoughtful updates, and location converge. Overlooking the water in a setting prized for both tranquility and access, the home offers a rare balance of lifestyle appeal and long-term coastal value. The 1,456-square-foot interior is light-filled and composed, designed to frame the water beyond while remaining warm and inviting. Living and entertaining spaces flow easily, suited for quiet mornings, seasonal gatherings, and year-round use. A tastefully updated kitchen anchors the home, complemented by recent improvements that include a young roof and an efficient Navien system. The primary bedroom serves as a private retreat, featuring generous proportions and a spa-like bath with a walk-in shower and soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms and three full bathrooms provide flexibility for guests, family, or rental use. Set on 0.14 acres, the property enjoys close proximity to public water access—ideal for launching a kayak and embracing daily life on the coast. Located just moments from Narragansett’s beaches, dining, and seasonal attractions, the home is well positioned for personal enjoyment and sustained rental demand. Whether envisioned as a luxury second home or a strategic investment, this residence delivers enduring desirability in one of Rhode Island’s most sought-after seaside markets. 125 Montauk Road | Narragansett, Rhode Island 3 Bedrooms, 3 Full Bathrooms, 1,456 Sq. Ft. Offered by Jennifer Crellin (@jennifer.crellin) of Mott & Chace Sotheby’s (@mottandchace) for $1,400,000 #rhodeisland #mottandchace #newportbuzz
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