At the Portsmouth end of Indian Avenue, the once-open fields of Black Point Farm are also sprouting new houses. But Indian Avenue is by no means uniformly upscale. There's even a brick apartment building, Georgetown Houses, on the Portsmouth end of the road. There's no set style, but all of the properties are beautifully taken care of. People like it there because it's quiet country living close to Newport, but it doesn't get the traffic of the city.
People are very protective of the area.
Right now, two contemporary houses on the west side of the road are for sale. Numbers 660 and 664 are adjacent to each other, overlooking a field of peonies that is reminiscent of the days when much of Indian Avenue was farm or nursery land.