The Houses

Beacon Rock: Designed by famed architectural firm McKim, Mead & White, this 1888 mansion overlooking Newport Harbor features distinctive marble columns set atop a rugged granite foundation. The setting for the house has been called “one of the most romantic sites on the New England coast.”

Broadlawns: This 1880 Victorian house, originally designed by noted architect George Champlin Mason, is situated on 15 acres that roll down to the sea. The recently renovated house includes a verandah with a sweeping view, beautifully decorated interiors by Franklin & Company, and an enviable modern kitchen.

Seaweed: Located off Newport’s famed Ocean Drive, this 1850s oceanfront cottage was redesigned in 1903 in the Colonial Revival style by noted architect Horace Trumbauer. The 22-room house has original columns, crown molding, and mantels, and an enclosed porch with curved windows offering a spectacular ocean view.

Sulthorne: This elegant 2005 Shingle-Style house, located on a beautiful property off Bellevue Avenue, features shingle-clad exteriors, stone foundation, and a porte-cochere.

Pelham House: is a recently renovated c1850 Greek Revival home in the heart of Newport's historic district that is situated on a private 1/2 acre parcel. The house has 6brs, 4.5 baths with designer-decorated finishes including two dining rooms, both living and family rooms, and four fireplaces.