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GEO'S COMMUNITIES
All of us here at Geo are licensed and happy to work throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts. We additionally work with a large network of other reputable and experienced agents country and worldwide.
While we look forward to assisting you with your real estate needs in any location, below are neighborhoods descriptions of our areas of Specialty. If you are new or relocating to any of the below areas, and would like more information, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to show you around!
Click on the State you would like more information on below:
RHODE ISLAND
~ Providence’s East Side ~
The landmark First Baptist Church, located at the gateway
of Providence’s esteemed East Side
The East Side of Providence is flanked by the Providence and Seekonk Rivers and is comprised of several unique and charming neighborhoods, as well as parks, shopping, entertainment and fine eateries. College Hill and Wayland Square are home to beautifully restored Victorian homes as well as Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design. To the south, you will find the Fox Point neighborhood and be won over by its’ quirky cafes and quaint art galleries showing local artists of all types. Just beyond Fox Point to the south is India Point Park with its family friendly playgrounds, walkways and open fields. Here you will find room for quiet walks along the shore as well as picnics and pick-up sporting games. Combining the cool quiet of suburban life with being within a short walk of downtown, the East Side of Providence is a friendly place for young families, students and professionals alike.
~ Providence’s West Side ~
The West End’s Famous Armory, located on Dexter Park
Just west of Downtown and south of North Providence and Pawtucket, the West Side of Providence is best known for the Federal Hill neighborhood and its dozens of fine Italian restaurants and cafes. Various neighborhood associations and investors have made loft conversions, hip art galleries, quality ethnic restaurants and night clubs commonplace throughout the West Side in recent years. The Providence Preservation Society has also played an important role in revitalizing the history and architecture of the West Side, and the culture here is hard to miss as you will find frequent open artist studio nights and block parties hosted throughout the West Side neighborhoods. Young professionals have been flocking to this part of the city not only for its proximity to downtown, highways and public transit, but also for its exciting, new urban feel and its strong sense of community.
~ Downtown Providence ~
The Downtown Providence River Front
Located in the center of Providence, Downtown, or “Downcity,” is the cultural and economic heart of the city. Surrounding the State House and well-known Waterplace Park, you will find a shopper’s delight in the Providence Place Mall, and nonstop entertainment at the Providence Performing Arts Center, Trinity Repertory Theater, the Rhode Island Convention Center, the Dunkin Donuts Center. Rhode Island’s public transit system and central train station provide for easy travel to and from the city. Throughout the summer and into the fall, Waterfire brings the light and warmth of Rhode Island’s diverse cultures together along the banks of the Providence River with live musical performances, dancing and gondola rides alongside the dramatic fire bowls set just above the still waters. A melting pot of architectural history, Downtown is also home to the Arcade building (America’s first enclosed shopping center), City Hall and several Federal buildings, as well as modern luxury condominiums, artist spaces and galleries. The presence of Johnson and Whales University and its budding culinary artists makes for magnificent dining experiences throughout the city. To live and experience the convergence of so many eras and cultures in such quaint city is something seldom found outside of this beautiful area.
~ Pawtucket ~
Award-Winning Bayley Lofts, Located in the Pawtucket Arts District
At the northeastern tip of Rhode Island, a new generation of creative thinkers and artisans has come together for a rebirth of one of Rhode Island’s greatest cities. Pawtucket is the first city to welcome visitors to Rhode Island as they travel along interstate 95 and its rich and diverse architectural history is made apparent even before departing from the highway. It is in this departure from the beaten path and into the rich culture of Pawtucket that one falls in love with what this town has been and what this town is taking action to become. The recently revived Arts & Entertainment district, in Pawtucket’s downtown, is now home to hundreds of local artists in modern renovated loft spaces and meticulously restored homes. The cultural resurgence of the area is embodied in the city’s frequent festivals and events.
~ East Bay and Newport County ~
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MASSACHUSETTS
Greater Boston
Middlesex County
South Coast
~ Greater Boston ~
Coming soon
~ Middlesex County (Wellesley and Natick) ~
Coming soon
~ South Coast (Westport and Westport Harbor) ~
Westport Harbor's Elephant Rock Beach
Nestled on Massachusetts’ south shore and less than forty-five minutes from downtown Providence, Westport provides the tranquility of a seaside resort with the comfort and charm of a quaint, New England town. Westport boasts thirty-five miles of coastline and a small population of year-round residents who take pride in their community and show it with welcoming smiles. The town is comprised of abundant conservation land, several wildlife sanctuaries, well-maintained community and private farms, and several beaches. All that’s missing is you.
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