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Horatio N. Campbell House (1877). Rare opportunity to own one of East Side's finest architectural gems. In its severe boxiness, the Mitchell House, for a prominent merchant, is typical of William Walker's work of the mid-1860s, a sober version of the newly stylish mansard roof placed atop a traditional center-hall, four-room-plan mass. A semicircular three-window bay with loggia provides a flourish at the top of the south elevation and looks down to Narragansett Bay. Across the street,

First floor includes sun filled living room, dining, updated kitchen, a quiet home office and 1/2 bathroom. Hardwoods, high ceilings and period updates mix with an open and stylish layout. Gorgeous staircase leads to two nicely sized bedrooms, a hall full bathroom in addition to a primary bedroom with stylish and renovated en suite bathroom. The lower level has a beautiful and functional laundry room, a second 1/2 bathroom a recreation room and a home gym. The splendid mahogany wrap around porch

This 1889 mansion is a showroom of Gilded Age opulence. Thousands of original details remain intact, including fine wood carvings, Florentine wallpaper, painted murals, and a birdcage elevator*. The historic property was designed by Stone, Carpenter, and Wilson, prolific architects of buildings such as the Ladd Observatory on Hope Street. The property sits on over half an acre of land and features three distinctive, perennial gardens. The building itself is elaborate yet perfectly balanced, ex