© 2023 State-Wide Multiple Listing Service. Tags: Coastal Living, Country and Coastal Real Estate, Little Compton, New England, Real Estate, Rhode Island, RI, Waterfront Homes, Waterfront Living, Welchman Real Estate, Welchman Real Estate Group Written by Renee Welchman on May 28, 2018. Little Compton, RI is a hidden gem – and the town folks like it that way. There are several ponds and some areas for fresh water fishing. Simmons Hill Pond Management Area is also an easy hike and is great for both children and dogs. Take a hike on the boardwalk path at Dundery Brook Trail and experience forested wetlands, swamps, old fields and wet meadows. Dundery Brook Trail (Photo Courtesy of RI Wild Plant Society) This is one of Rhode Island’s most scenic spots. The Goosewing Beach Preserve is a magnificent system of pristine coastal pond, beach and dune environments. Nearby, across a shallow tidal creek is Goosewing Beach, a Nature Conservancy wildlife refuge. There are beautiful views of Cuttyhunk and the Elizabeth Islands. The nearby parking lot charges a daily fee to park.
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Lifeguards are on duty, and portable restrooms are available. South Shore Beach is inviting for its long strip of white sand and crashing waves. South Shore beach and Goosewing Beach offer everything from a place of solitude to crowded and busy depending upon where you are and the time of year. Water temperatures here average a cool 63 degrees toward end of May and warms up to highs around 71 degrees in August. Much of the shoreline is rugged, but the south side of Little Compton is home to several beaches. With beautiful coastlines, you’ll find beautiful beaches and Little Compton is no exception.
Congregational Church located at the Town Common in Little Compton General Store which first opened in 1893, sells just about everything you could ever need or want. The town features Rhode Island’s only official “town common” with its Greek Revival and Victorian buildings, a Congregational Church that dates back to the 1700’s, the Commons Lunch Restaurant and the old-fashioned C.W.
This small quiet town offers you an escape to the country with rolling green pastures, gorgeous panoramic water views and structures that date back to the late 1600’s. If you like quaint towns, stunning coastlines and breathtaking landscapes, come to Little Compton, RI.
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