This residence at 1328 Cooneymus Road is part of the storied Lewis Farm, a property woven into Block Island’s conservation history. In 1982, William P. Lewis II, whose family had farmed this land since the early 1800s, made the extraordinary decision to protect over 150 acres for preservation. His vision, supported by conservation groups and the State of Rhode Island, ensured this extraordinary landscape of meadows, stone walls, and dramatic ocean views would be safeguarded for future generations. Today, the home embodies that legacy. Set within this conserved expanse, the 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath residence offers sweeping views across rolling fields to the Atlantic Ocean. Designed in the Island’s timeless shingle style, it features expansive windows and porches that bring the outdoors in, along with a pool and deck perfectly positioned for the western light and spectacular sunsets that define this part of Block Island. Inside, open living spaces and thoughtful architectural details create a home as inviting as its surroundings. A guest cottage and 4-car garage provide extra accommodations and ample space for your Island essentials. Ownership here means not only enjoying privacy and natural beauty but also becoming part of the enduring story of Lewis Farm—a place where history, conservation, and community converge. The conservation easement ensures the land’s character remains unspoiled, preserving the pastoral landscape that makes this property one of the Island’s most treasured.