Easton’s Point
Homes near the ocean and First Beach.

Middletown sits between Newport and Portsmouth on Aquidneck Island. It is family-oriented and practical, with some of the best beaches in the state and Newport minutes away.
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Homes near the ocean and First Beach.
Larger homes on the Sakonnet River side.
Farmland, open views and a quieter feel.
More affordable homes close to shopping and the naval base.
Middletown gives you the island lifestyle at a lower price than Newport. It is more suburban, with everyday errands close by, and the beaches are a big part of life here.
Second Beach and Third Beach are local favorites. Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge and the Norman Bird Sanctuary have great walks, and you will also find vineyards and farm stands on the east side of town.
Routes 114 and 138 run the length of the island, with bridges to Jamestown and Tiverton. Newport is about 10 minutes away and Providence about 45. Naval Station Newport is one of the area’s largest employers.
Expect ranches, capes and Colonials, with a smaller group of waterfront and estate homes. The 2025 single-family median was $744,500. Rental demand from Navy families and summer visitors can make this a good place to look if income matters to you.
Top photo: Kenneth C. Zirkel, CC BY-SA 4.0
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Ask JessThe 2025 year-end median for single-family homes was $744,500 (RI Statewide MLS). You get the island lifestyle at a lower price than Newport, with more of a suburban feel.
It can be. Rental demand from Navy families and summer visitors makes this a good place to look if income matters to you. We go through the numbers and the local rules on any home you like.
Easton’s Point is near the ocean and First Beach. Indian Avenue has larger homes on the Sakonnet River side. Paradise Valley and the Third Beach area have farmland and open views, and West Main Road has more affordable homes close to shopping and the naval base.
Newport is about 10 minutes away and Providence about 45. Routes 114 and 138 run the length of the island, with bridges to Jamestown and Tiverton.
