"Courtside," designed by Dudley Newton, a Newport renowned architect, was built in 1877 for Rev. Robert B. Peet, Rector of Emmanuel Church. It was his home for more than 50 years. In 1928, it was purchased by Edward Berwind, the American coal baron and owner of "The Elms," becoming a guest house for Berwind's visitors. This splendid residence offers high ceilings, tall windows, and a Dudley Newton-signature staircase. Gracious living room hasthree windows and fireplace with original carved wood mantle. The library with fireplace and custom cabinets is inviting and comfortable. Formal dining room with fireplace is connected with large kitchen. Bright and spacious kitchenaccented with Quimper faiencetile also featuresa breakfast nook and butler's pantry. The generous master suite plusthree additional bedrooms and bath, are on the 2nd floor. The newly finished 3rd floor features 3 bedrooms and large bath withsitting area.Set in aprivate setting with gorgeous gardens, all conveniently located to downtown restaurants, boutique shopping,andNewport Harbor.
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