Residential Properties Ltd. is pleased to announce the sale of 12 Howe Street in Bristol for $1.1 million. RPL Sales Associate Mary Ann Lisi proudly represented the seller in this transaction.
The Codman Place Carriage House, designed by Newport Architect George Champlin Mason in 1872, is a 3-bedroom Empire-Style Carriage House originally owned by the Codman Sisters (Elizabeth and Maria), wealthy art and antique collectors from Boston. Today, the house has been lovingly cared for with a new roof, newer heating system, new cobblestone driveway, and fresh paint inside and out. With 12-ft. ceilings, a south-facing wall of glass overlooking the stunning bluestone patio, and beautiful gardens, charm is on full display throughout. The front-to-back living room has a gas fireplace and architectural columns to delineate the open dining area with a large chandelier and matching sconces. The well-equipped kitchen has maple cabinetry, honed black granite counters, and all stainless steel appliances. Another standout is the walk-in vault installed by a rare book collector, which could be reimagined as a stunning wine cellar. The spacious second-floor primary bedroom has ample closet space, while two more large bedrooms, a full bath with a tiled walk-in shower, and laundry conclude this utterly unique, historic property.
Mary Ann Lisi's success in real estate has been recognized by the Kent Washington Association of REALTORS® with a Circle of Sales Excellence Award. Mary Ann has been a Residential Properties top producer for 15 years, with $18.427 million in Rhode Island sales volume in 2024 alone, ranking her as the 8th highest producing individual agent in Washington County for the year. She has lived in the South County area for over 20 years and is a specialist in the luxury real estate market, including oceanfront homes, country estates, historic and antique properties, and vacation homes. To learn more about Mary Ann and to view her listings, please visit MaryAnnLisi.com.
