40 Bourne St Unit 1

Bristol, RI 02809

40 Bourne St Unit 1

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Beds	Baths	Average SF
2 Bedrooms 2 Bedrooms 2 Br	1 Bath 1 Bath 1 Ba	966 SF

Fees and Policies

The fees listed below are community-provided and may exclude utilities or add-ons. All payments are made directly to the property and are non-refundable unless otherwise specified.

Dogs Allowed
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Cats Allowed
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About This Property

Beautiful 1st floor, two bed with an office, one bathroom apartment on Bourne Street in Bristol right off of Hope Street. Located near to Roger Williams University approximately 2.2 Miles away, and 0.5 miles to the Commons Park, downtown Bristol, the Bristol Parade route, 14.4 miles to and Newport and 30.8 miles to Providence RI. This apartment has a large Eat-In Kitchen, open to dinning area, large shower, dinning area, office, living room, and two bedrooms. There's access to FREE laundry in the basement. Parking available. No Smoking. Pets considered. Tenants pay oil heat and hot water, water, gas for cooking, electric and internet.

40 Bourne St is an apartment community located in Bristol County and the 02809 ZIP Code.

Features

Air Conditioning

Hardwood Floors

Microwave

Refrigerator

Air Conditioning
Ceiling Fans
Security System
Fireplace
Microwave
Range
Refrigerator
Hardwood Floors
Tile Floors
Attic
Views
Pool

Location

40 Bourne St, Bristol,

RI 02809

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City - Bristol

Bristol is a historic port city in eastern Rhode Island, located about fifteen miles south of Providence. Almost completely surrounded by water, Bristol’s maritime history is the strongest influence on its culture today, and boating and fishing continue to be popular pastimes as well as economic drivers. On the south side, the waterfront campus of Roger Williams University serves around 5,000 students and employs hundreds of locals as faculty and staff members.

Numerous vintage buildings have been lovingly preserved all around town, giving Bristol a timeless atmosphere. Bristol claims the oldest continuous 4th of July celebration in the United States, dating all the way back to the first anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 1777; today, the Bristol Independence Day celebration is one of the biggest in the region.

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