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Gammons of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commonwealth Real Estate sells 50 acres

Little Compton, RI Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commonwealth Real Estate negotiated the sale of more than 50 acres of waterfront land for $6.5 million, marking the highest reported land sale in the town’s last two decades.

The property, located along the Sakonnet River, was listed by Allen Gammons of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commonwealth Real Estate. The land presents opportunities to build a private residence or subdivide for multiple new builds, located high above the water, with views toward Portsmouth and Middletown.

Ryan Shea of Homesmart represented the buyers in this transaction.

“This extraordinary sale speaks to the caliber and expertise of Allen Gammons and his team,” said George Patsio, managing partner of Commonwealth Realty Group, LLC. “We’re proud to have delivered an exceptional result for our client and to have represented this significant land transaction in Little Compton.”

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