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Posted: February 28, 2025
Compass’ Greene sells waterfront home on Green Hill Pond
South Kingstown, RI Compass brokered the sale of 841 Green Hill Beach Rd. for $3.55 million. Kira Greene, founding agent of Compass Providence, represented the buyer in this transaction. The sellers were represented by Judy Chase and Charlotte Fiola of Mott & Chace International Realty.
Located on Green Hill Pond, the home offers ocean views. This colonial home features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, over 3,000 s/f, and a private dock.
“I’m proud to represent clients across our beautiful state, delivering service, results, and genuine care,” said Greene. “Helping my clients secure 841 Green Hill Beach Rd. — a truly dreamy property — was an honor. I know they’ll cherish this home for years to come.”
In 2024, Greene ranked as the #3 Realtor in Rhode Island, with more than $72 million in closed sales volume.* Her performance in Rhode Island’s luxury market is highlighted by her involvement in 26 transactions of $1 million properties across the state in 2024 alone. * According to Real Trends’ national rankings, Kira remains in the top 1% of the 1.6 million agents nationwide.*
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