Discover a piece of history in this pre-Revolutionary Georgian Colonial - the William Redwood Country House. Moved to its present address -not far from its original location at "Two Mile Corner"- this property boasts over 4,000 sq. feet of space, seamlessly blending commercial functionality with residential allure. Admire the architectural details such as striking gable on hip roof, the pedimented front door and stone walls facing West Main Road, all of which add distinction to this remarkable estate. Owned in the 18th century by William Redwood, one of Newport's most prominent residents, whose business was part of the rum trade triangle. it was also the English headquarters during the American Revolution.
Sited on an almost a ½ acre corner lot, the property features a south facing side deck that opens to a lush garden and a private rear garden with pergola. There are also two sheds (one with electricity) for garden items or water toys etc. Ample paved parking for commercial use reflects its current use on the first floor. The zoning offers various opportunities for entrepreneurial ventures or professional endeavors; however, this property could be fully converted to a single family without commercial elements if one so wished. The finished lower level with separate entrance and the second and third floor are the current expansive living quarters.

This property has been upgraded and maintained by the current owners including a commercial grade sprinkler system, new architectural grade roof, custom replacement windows, several split HVA , 400 AMP electrical, and is fully insulated and has an efficient gas heating system. A full amenities list is available to interested parties. This well maintained and updated property ensures peace of mind for future owners. More than just a home It is an invitation to become part of Middletown's rich heritage.