What Does $429,000 Buy You at 30 Uphill Ave in Warwick, RI?
Quick answer
30 Uphill Ave in Warwick, RI is a four-bedroom, two-bath Cape Cod with 1,170 square feet of above-grade living area on a 0.35-acre lot, asking $429,000. It has an updated kitchen and baths, recent roof, window and siding work, mini-split heating and cooling, an attached garage, and city sewer with a new grinder pump.
What updates have been completed at 30 Uphill Ave?
The asking price is where the conversation starts, not an appraisal or a guaranteed sale price. I am Alexander Parmenidez, and these are the questions buyers ask me most about this home, answered the way I would answer them at the front door.
The owner reports a new roof, windows and vinyl siding, an updated kitchen and baths, refinished hardwood floors, updated electrical service and a refreshed rear deck. A new grinder pump is in place, and mini-split heat pumps provide both heating and cooling.
Buyers usually ask about the roof and the electrical service first. They are the big-ticket items, so knowing they have been addressed shows you where your money would go after closing. Ask for the details on each update, such as when it was done and who did it, and bring that list to your inspection.
How is the four-bedroom layout arranged, and what does the 0.35-acre lot offer?
Two bedrooms and a full bath are on the first floor, and two bedrooms are on the second. With 1,170 square feet of above-grade living area, the home works because of how the rooms are arranged, not because of a large footprint.
Two things stood out when I walked the property: the natural sunlight and the amount of land. A 0.35-acre lot gives you real outdoor space, plus a refreshed rear deck, an attached garage, a paved driveway and two sheds. Stand in the yard at different times of day and decide how you would use it.
Some listing photos are digitally enhanced or virtually staged to show finish work completed after photography, and they are labeled as such.
See It Furnished
Drag the bar to see each room empty and virtually staged. Walls, windows, doors, floors and fixtures are shown as they are; only the furniture is added.
Furniture and decor are virtually staged. The home is offered unfurnished.
What should buyers inspect or verify before purchasing 30 Uphill Ave?
Verify the condition of the major systems and confirm what was updated, with paperwork where it exists. The home is on public water and city sewer, with a new grinder pump in place, and your inspector can confirm how everything is working.
A grinder pump is part of some sewer connections, so ask your inspector how it works and what care it needs. I cannot guarantee how any system will perform, which is why I encourage every buyer to review the property condition before committing.
What should first-time buyers know before purchasing 30 Uphill Ave in Warwick?
Get a mortgage payment estimate from a loan officer, understand your closing costs, and read your inspection report carefully before you decide. What you can comfortably pay each month matters more than the asking price alone.
Rates, taxes and insurance change and depend on your situation, so I do not quote them in a blog post. A loan officer can build an estimate around your down payment and credit, and I can introduce you to lenders I trust.
What is near 30 Uphill Ave in Warwick, Rhode Island?
The home is close to the T. F. Green InterLink, which has MBTA commuter rail toward Providence and Boston, RIPTA bus service and a skywalk to the airport terminal. Warwick City Park and Buttonwoods Beach are nearby, and Oakland Beach is on Greenwich Bay.
According to the City of Warwick, the park has three miles of paved bike paths, trails, a playground and basketball courts, and Buttonwoods Beach is a public saltwater beach with seasonal admission. I have not included drive times because I have not verified them, so try the routes at the hours you would actually travel.
How close is 30 Uphill Ave to T. F. Green Airport, and what should buyers know about aircraft noise?
The home is near T. F. Green International Airport, and you can sometimes hear planes overhead. I would rather you hear that from me now than find out after closing.
How much you notice depends on flight activity, runway use and weather. The street itself does not get heavy pass-through traffic, based on my own visit, though I have not measured it. I am not saying the home is inside or outside any flight path. Visit in the morning, midday and evening and see how it feels to you. The Rhode Island Airport Corporation explains its noise program at flyri.com/t-f-green-airport/noise-management, including a noise hotline and a flight tracker.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 30 Uphill Ave have public water and sewer?
Yes. The home is on public water and city sewer, with a new grinder pump in place.
How many bedrooms are on the first floor?
Two. The first floor has two bedrooms and a full bath, and the second floor has two more bedrooms.
Does the property have a garage?
Yes, it has an attached garage and a paved driveway.
Is the home close to commuter rail?
It is close to the T. F. Green InterLink, which serves MBTA commuter trains between southern Rhode Island, Warwick, Providence and Boston.
Are the listing photos virtually staged?
Some photos are digitally enhanced or virtually staged to reflect finish work completed after photography. Staged images are labeled.
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Send me the monthly payment you are comfortable with and I will tell you honestly whether 30 Uphill Ave fits it. If it does, we will set up a private showing. In English or Spanish.
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