Step back in time to 1913, when this historic landmark was built by the keeper of the Point Judith Lighthouse. A pillar of resilience through World War II, many hurricanes and blizzards, and a beloved home for generations!

Mr. Collins, keeper of the Point Judith Lighthouse (est. in 1806), built the home for his growing family using lumber from a dismantled barn. The house faced uncertainty during WWII when the US Government took domain over Point Judith, building underground bunkers and forts, to defend against German Submarines. In 1947 the Bourassa family purchased the home, with only well water and a fireplace for heating. Miraculously, it still stands alongside Narragansett's most spectacular views!

This home is professionally managed by Narragansett Properties. We are available to guests as needed.

Narragansett is a beautiful beach town with something for everyone. With many family friendly beaches to choose from; Scarborough Beach, Narragansett Town Beach, Roger Wheeler State Beach, and Salty Brine State Beach, all a short drive or walk away. Close by, the Block Island Ferry brings travelers to Block Island, a lovely day trip. Grab lobsters off the boat in Galilee, or grab dinner and drinks in the port! There are plenty of entertainment options close by, and in Providence and Newport. Take a trip to Charleston or Westerly, to explore more of Rhode Island's beautiful beaches, history, and eclectic art installations and galleries!

A beautiful outdoor deck overlooks the Point Judith Lighthouse and Narragansett Coastline, the backdrop for this breathtaking space. Enter from the deck to a large bay window and seating area, where guests will find it impossible to escape the spectacular views carefully watched by the Point Judith Lighthouse Keeper years ago. Shiplap walls give visions of an old ship traveling the coast, as you move into the quaint kitchen to prepare your lunch for a long day at the beach.

Pass through the living room area, where groups can also enjoy a movie night, and you will find the largest bedroom featuring a Full size bed. Nautical décor hangs as you make your way up the stairs to the second floor where a second large deck over looks the back side of the home and coastline. A smaller bedroom with a full size bed sits off the hallway, while a larger bedroom with two twin size beds is a great option for families. Groups will appreciate that each bedroom gives opportunity for ocean views at all times of the day!

While the home does not feature a washer or dryer, guests are encouraged to use the clothes line in the back and dine on the picnic bench provided. As the back of the home sits against the Rose Nulman Park (a public landmark), enjoy a bit of people watching and surfing, as Point Judith is a popular surf spot for locals. Take a short stroll to Camp Cronin and spend the day at this smaller less frequented beach.

This home provides three bedrooms, and one full bathroom. It is important to note that as a historical residence, the ceilings are lower on the upper level where two bedrooms are found. Guests should be aware that areas of the home are more narrow, and stairs are required to enter the home and reach the second level. The home does not feature AC units, but does include fans throughout the home. Fortunately the home's proximity to the edge of the Point Judith lookout provides a spectacular ocean breeze throughout the day.

Bedroom layout is as follows:

Main floor:
Bedroom 1: Full size bed

Second floor:
Bedroom 1: Full size bed
Bedroom 2: 2 single size beds

Bed sheets, bath towel sets, hand towels, kitchen towels, and bathmats will be delivered to your rental's doorstep in a large linen bag. Each item is individually packaged in plastic to ensure you receive a fresh set for your stay. As the guest, you are responsible for making the beds. This is an intentional part of our process to provide reassurance around the cleanliness and handling of your linens.

For your convenience, starter supplies are also provided. These include, at minimum: one roll of paper towels, one roll of toilet paper in each bathroom, shampoo and conditioner sets, one dishwasher pod, one laundry pod, three trash bags, a new sponge, and small bars of hand soap in each bathroom. We kindly ask that you plan to bring any additional supplies needed beyond these starter items.