Description
In Newport—a city where the extraordinary is the standard—there are estates that merely impress, and then there is 43 Old Beach Road. Designed in 1873 by the legendary George Champlin Mason as his personal residence, this architectural jewel stands as a flawless testament to craftsmanship, heritage, and enduring elegance. From the moment you arrive at its private corner lot in the prestigious Top-of-the-Hill, the scene unfolds like a period film: the iconic three-story tower, the sweeping teak veranda, the timeless symmetry of Gilded Age design. Within its 9,100+ square feet, light spills across intricate millwork and soaring ceilings. Every one of the 15 ensuite bedrooms is a private sanctuary, marrying historic charm with modern indulgence—clawfoot tubs, walk-in closets, and thoughtful restoration in every detail. Entertain in grand salons, retreat to the wine cellar or theater, or step into manicured gardens designed for refined gatherings. Once a celebrated bed and breakfast under a special use permit, the property now awaits approval for a rare 15-bedroom guesthouse designation—an offering of potential unmatched in Newport. Private estate, boutique inn, or legacy investment—the possibilities are as endless as the stories its walls could tell. Perfect is not an overstatement here. This is a home for those who understand that some opportunities do not come twice, and some addresses are written into history.
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