News: Rhode Island
Posted: July 10, 2020
Island Realty sells 4,400 s/f “Bryrstane” for $3.2 million
Jamestown, RI Island Realty has sold ‘Bryrstane’ waterfront estate for $3.2 million. Jami Krause and Jeremy Krause, the Coastal RI Team, at Island Realty represented the seller. This is currently the highest home sale in Jamestown this year. (Information gathered as of 6/15/2020)
98 Bay View Dr. is a historic home built by Pascal Hacker. The property is highlighted by the porch facing Narragansett Bay and the Newport Bridge, and overlooking 3.2 acres of lawn that stretch to the water’s edge. This property is comprised of two dwellings: a five bedroom shingle style cottage with more than 4,400 s/f of living space + The Gardner’s Cottage with two bedrooms and a garage.
Island Realty is a leader in selling properties in Jamestown and coastal Rhode Island. Island Realty has been facilitating the purchase, sale and rental of Rhode Island properties for the past 34 years. They are the #1 company in Jamestown since 2000.
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