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Warwick, R.I.— Just off Church Avenue at 20 Bugbee Ave. sits the former home of the person who built many of the homes in this neighborhood and surrounding areas.
The 1964 home is an unassuming three-bedroom, T-shaped ranch with an attached garage and sunny walk-out basement that has been fully renovated, including a brand new kitchen and bath in 2015.
The property sits on more 16,000 square feet on a fenced in lot and boasts1572 square feet of upstairs living space which does not include about 1500 ft. of expansion potential in the lower level with a full walkout and full sized windows.
The property is a great entertaining home because the T wing of the house containing the kitchen, living room with stone fireplace as well as the sun room are all open to each other and make for a great social space.
Since the stairs to the basement are in the mudroom, which is off the social space, you have a ton of unobstructed floor for furnishing you great room with several different seating areas to accommodate your lifestyle. Over-sized single level homes with attached garages are increasing in popularity, not only because of the 50+ crowd, who want one level and few or no stairs, but also younger families who are looking at the massive expansion potential in the basements of single level properties, particularly those on lots accommodating true walk out basements.
In new construction, these types of homes are expensive to build because of the large roof line and foundations, so 20 Bugbee Ave. is a great opportunity for a buyer who loves the features of an oversize custom ranch but does not want to spend well over $300,000 build new on a premier lot in Warwick. Â For more information on the housing market in Warwick or about single story homes reach out to a Realtor who understands the value of “having it all on level”.
Author: Rob Borkowski
Rob has worked as reporter and editor for several publications, including The Kent County Daily Times and Coventry Courier, before working for Gatehouse in MA then moving home with Patch Media. Now he's publisher and editor of WarwickPost.com. Contact him at [email protected] with tips, press releases, advertising inquiries, and concerns.
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