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Kirk and Schryver of Compass close on $2.3m sale in Alfred Drowne neighborhood

Barrington, RI Compass is pleased to announce the sale of 63 Alfred Drowne Rd. for $2.3 million. Elizabeth Kirk and Lisa Schryver represented the sellers in this transaction. According to RI Statewide MLS, this is the highest sale in the Alfred Drowne neighborhood’s history.

This 3,482 s/f property features five bedrooms, a home office, and west-facing views. The main level includes living and formal dining rooms, two fireplaces, a sunroom, a den, and an updated kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Upstairs, the primary suite includes an ensuite bath alongside four additional bedrooms. Complete with first-floor laundry, a full basement, and a private patio with landscaped gardens.

, the property offers quick access to Barrington’s Blue Ribbon schools, town center, and Providence.

“This home perfectly captures Barrington’s coastal spirit, and we’re thrilled to have provided our clients with a seamless experience as they move into their next chapter”, commented Lisa Schryver. “It’s incredibly rewarding to connect people with homes that resonate on such a personal level.”

Compass ranked as the #1 brokerage in Rhode Island for total sales volume in 2025, closing more than $1.26 billion in sales. Additionally, Compass ranks as the #1 luxury brokerage in Rhode Island by closed sales volume over $1M and continues to lead as the nation’s #1 real estate brokerage, with five consecutive years atop the RealTrends Verified Brokerage Rankings for sales volume.

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