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Hardings and Fitzsimmons of Lila Delman Compass close on $3.6 million sale of 121 Kenyon Farm Rd., Narragansett

Narragansett, RI Lila Delman Compass brokered the sale of 121 Kenyon Farm Rd. for $3.6 million. Dan and Nicole Harding represented the sellers, and Ashley Fitzsimmons represented the buyers. According to RI Statewide MLS, this is the second-highest land sale in Narragansett’s history.

This five-lot coastal development opportunity on Point Judith Pond occupies an elevated waterfront position, maximizing 180-degree sunset views. The private enclave offers high-end community amenities, including private dock slips with direct ocean access, a dedicated boat launch, community kayak racks, golf cart parking, sandy beach, and white shell roadways. This sale allowed for a rare opportunity to acquire a secluded, turnkey waterfront development in one of Narragansett’s most private and low-density coastal areas.

“This historic sale proves the undeniable magic of Narragansett,” said Fitzsimmons. “After a long coastal search and a detailed transaction, I am beyond thrilled my buyers secured this spectacular property. They now possess the ultimate waterfront canvas for their dream home, complete with direct pond access and front-row seats to the best sunsets on the Rhode Island coast.”

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