Whitehall Farm derived its name from Whitehall, an historic home that was the residence of the Rev. George Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne, County Cork, Ireland. Bishop Berkeley came to Newport in 1729 to educate students for the ministry of the Church of England. His home and the grounds were left to Yale University before the land was developed into condominiums. In the spirit of honoring the past, Trinity, Yale, and Berkeley Commons are so aptly named within the grounds of Whitehall Farm. Unit 511, in Trinity Common, is a rare FREE STANDING condo set in a beautiful private pastoral setting located one mile from Second Beach and two short miles to Newport Harbor. This condo is one of the larger units at 1600 square feet of living space with 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. It also has the added south facing sun-room which is integral to the home and leads outside to the private rear and side patios. A cozy wood burning fireplace is perfect for those chilly nights or holiday parties along with the convenience of central AC for summertime cooling. All separate utilities with efficient gas heat, this well maintained, low maintenance/low condo fees with new second floor wall to wall carpeting and fresh paint is the perfect retreat either for a primary residence or second home getaway. Cathedral ceiling, gorgeous natural sunlight, sweet breakfast nook, updated master bath, and conveniently attached garage are just a few highlights of this adorable condo.
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