Ferry Landing - Portsmouth, RI

Ferry Landing occupies the former Pocasset Country Club site and consists of 73 townhomes overlooking Mount Hope Bay and the Mount Hope Bridge. The age-restricted community was established in 2005 and spans roughly 45 acres at the northern end of Aquidneck Island. Walking trails and views of the adjacent Town Farm Conservation Area are part of the setting. The community is organized as a condominium association with resale homes only.

Homes at Ferry Landing

The community contains 73 attached townhomes. Residences generally range from about 2,100 to 2,500 square feet, with many offering two bedrooms, attached garages, and bay views. Homes were built between approximately 2004 and 2007 and are available on a resale basis. Recent public listings and valuations place homes from the mid-$500,000s into the $800,000s, depending on size, condition, and location within the community.

Amenities at Ferry Landing

Mount Hope Bay views are the defining amenity. Residents have access to walking areas surrounding the property, and public records for the condominium association reference amenities such as tennis courts, nearby marina access, and recreation facilities. Some association fees have included services such as snow removal, sewer service, and grounds maintenance.

Location & Nearby Attractions

Ferry Landing is off Bristol Ferry Road in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. The community overlooks Upper Narragansett Bay and sits near the historic Bristol Ferry landing area, established in the early 18th century. Nearby attractions include the Town Farm Conservation Area, waterfront parks, marinas, golf courses, and downtown Newport, which is roughly a 20-minute drive south. Residents also have convenient access to Bristol via the Mount Hope Bridge.

Luxury shingle style town home condominiums built by Oldport Homes in Portsmouth (Newport County), Rhode Island. Enjoy spectacular sunsets in a seaside community over looking Narragansett and Mount Hope Bay! Only minutes from the historic towns of Newport and Bristol, RI.