This house is so cute! I actually live in the area and have driven by it before and never noticed it, as it is set much further back from the very quiet street than any of the other houses. The front yard is quite big for the size of the house.
My 10yr old told me she loved the house and I should “give it 5 stars!” When I asked her what I should put in the review, she said “the house is so much bigger inside than it looks from the outside!”
My favorite part was the bed! It was more comfortable than any other place I’ve ever stayed, and trust me-I’m like the princess and the pea with beds ; )
We both stayed at the Tiny House unexpectedly because of an issue at our own house nearby.
It had everything you could need and more, stocked with dishes and cooking tools and even cool books and things to check out. The decor was very stylish but comfortable and relaxed.
I actually brought a few more things than I needed, not realizing the bathroom was stocked with black makeup cloths, body wash, shampoo and conditioner, etc.
The yard is adorable and has a fire pit (that we unfortunately didn’t get a chance to use) and a good amount of privacy due to fencing and greenery, even though the houses in the Village are typically closer together.
Yes, the nearby airport means planes flying overhead, but it’s only intermittent and you get used to it very quickly in my experience. And it also means it’s only a few minute drive to the airport! There’s also the Commuter Rail to downtown Boston and other areas running from there as well.
The Village has cute shops, restaurants, coffee places and ice cream at Dear Heart’s (seasonally.) All located on the water or right next to it. There are many other ice cream places nearby that are year round as well-even one ice cream parlor drive through! The restaurants and shops are all year round.
I personally love Tag Sale Treasures for antiques, oddities and other fun things, all for very reasonable prices. The owner Amy is very nice and will help you find specific things or just let you poke around in her small but filled-to-the-brim shop, being ready with recommendations for other local businesses and things to do. I suggest calling or checking their FB page to confirm the hours for the day you want to pop in.
Across the street is a used book store that also sells gifts and other cool things and at the other end of the bridge is Noom, a fun and funky shop with gifts and stylish things to bring home.
Don’t forget the parks and scenic walks nearby, all on the water. Pawtuxet Village is nice little area of Warwick, with a lot of history and very friendly people.
The Tiny House definitely fits the vibe.