Best Views in the City - Providence’s “Garden House” Goes on the Market for $3.125 Million
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
The Providence home with the best views of the city is now on the market — the property dubbed the "Garden House" is for sale for $3,125,000.
GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE -- SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLASTThe Brutalist home was designed by the architectural firm Huygens & Tate and was completed in the 1970s.
It is located at 110 Congdon Street on College Hill.
The inground pool off the master bedroom has sweeping views of the city.
Description:
Perfectly perched overlooking the city, Garden House is a singular architectural masterpiece in harmony with the urban landscape. This home, sited in College Hill on the East Side of Providence, exemplifies the Brutalist style characterized by exposed brick, angular geometric shapes and a predominantly minimalist color palette. Steel, timber and glass combine here in the epitome of this architectural form, which emerged during the 1950s in the United Kingdom and gained favor worldwide over the following two decades.
Built in 1974, Garden House broke tradition with the standard Colonial fare on College Hill, while giving an artful nod to its famous neighbors down the hill, Rhode Island School of Design and Brown University. The home boasts floor-to-ceiling glass with panoramic views to the west, affording breathtaking sunsets to close out each day, and some of the very best cityscape views, day or night. With three bedrooms, five bathrooms, a chef's kitchen, multiple fireplaces, an indoor waterfall, an in-ground swimming pool, central air conditioning and an attached two-car garage, your urban sanctuary awaits. This home is being sold with an additional buildable lot with an entrance on 132 Pratt Street.
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