The coastline takes many forms.
Narragansett includes oceanfront stretches, sandy beaches, rocky shoreline, salt ponds, coves and areas along Narrow River. Water access, views and shoreline character vary from one property to another.
Rhode Island community
Narragansett, Rhode Island
Local guide by the Sheil Readyhough Team at SERHANT.
The coast is at the center of life here.
Narragansett stretches from Narragansett Pier and its landmark shoreline to Point Judith, Scarborough, Bonnet Shores and residential areas surrounding beaches, ponds and coves.
More than a summer destination, Narragansett offers distinct neighborhoods and coastal settings. Understanding those differences is an important part of finding the right home here.
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Explore the areas
Find your part of Narragansett.
Explore the neighborhoods and coastal areas that shape Narragansett—from the Pier, Bonnet Shores and Anawan Cliffs to Point Judith, Scarborough, Great Island and the communities surrounding Narrow River.
Local guide
What to know
In Narragansett, location within town can make a significant difference in the experience of a property.
Each area has its own identity.
The Pier offers a coastal village center, while Bonnet Shores, Point Judith, Scarborough, Great Island and other parts of town have distinct settings, housing styles and relationships to the water.
Summer and year-round rhythms are different.
Some areas have a strong summer character, while others feel more consistently residential throughout the year. We consider how each neighborhood functions across the seasons.
Life in Narragansett
Rhode Island coastal living, in many forms.
Beaches may define Narragansett from a distance, but life here also means village streets, boating, fishing, restaurants and neighborhoods that connect to the coast in different ways.
Narragansett Pier
Narragansett Town Beach, the Towers, Ocean Road, restaurants and residential streets come together in the historic heart of town.
Beaches & the Atlantic
Narragansett Town Beach, Scarborough State Beaches and Roger Wheeler State Beach offer different shoreline experiences, from surfing and swimming to summer beach days.
Point Judith
Point Judith is closely connected to the working waterfront, fishing industry and open Atlantic, with the lighthouse and surrounding coastline shaping its character.
Boating & the Water
Narrow River, Point Judith Pond and nearby coastal waters offer opportunities for boating, paddling, fishing and time on the water.
Coastal Neighborhoods
Bonnet Shores, Anawan Cliffs, Great Island and other residential areas offer distinct interpretations of coastal living, with access and amenities varying by property.
Dining & Community
Local restaurants, seafood, community events and seasonal gathering places give Narragansett a character that extends beyond its beaches.
Location
Where Narragansett fits.
Narragansett occupies a distinctive stretch of Rhode Island coastline, with South Kingstown to the west and Narragansett Bay and the Atlantic shaping much of its eastern and southern edges.
North North Kingstown & South Kingstown
East Narragansett Bay
West South Kingstown
South Point Judith & the Atlantic Ocean
Explore Narragansett and its relationship to South Kingstown, Narragansett Bay and the Rhode Island coast.
Thinking about Narragansett?
Let’s talk about what feels right for you.
Whether you have a particular neighborhood or stretch of coastline in mind or are just beginning to explore Narragansett, we would be happy to help you understand the different settings and the homes within them.