News: Rhode Island
Posted: August 12, 2010
Kern and Scotti of Peter Scotti & Associates sell 9,659 s/f St. Bernard's School
Michael Kern and Peter Scotti of Peter M. Scotti & Associates sold St. Bernard's School located at 415 Tower Hill Rd. for $670,000.
The buyer South County Community Action was represented by Scotti. The seller was represented by Kern.
* Brick and block constructed school built over a partial basement circa 1950.
* 9,659 s/f apportioned into six classrooms, office and all purpose room.
* Recent updates to fire alarm system and environmental matters.
* About 30% of building leased to Montessori School.
* Oil fired, hot water heating, partial A/C
* 3.44 acre site located south of intersection with Ten Rod Rd.which is west of Wickford Village.
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