Want to buy a nice historic house in Elmwood? It's a beauty and 1.5 miles from WaterFire! We've been part of this children and pet friendly neighborhood for over 16 years and enjoyed living here but it's time for us to move on! Great schools, nice library and handy bus route nearby. Comes with (if you want) a classic 1950 Dodge Meadowbrook, Henry Miller Piano and vintage 1949 Hammond BV Organ. Here is a link to pictures of architectural details of our home. We are listed on the market with this home for an introductory super low super value price under $150,000! Make us an offer!

Estelle S. Grieve House (ca. 1899)
This is an unpretentious, 2 1/2 story, end gable Colonial Revival house. It features a modest one story porch to one side of the façade and the interior is typical of the simple detail, clear geometry found throughout this historic neighborhood. Estelle Grieve, who interestingly owned the property in her own name, was the wife of Robert Grieve (1855-1924). Placing the title in the wife's name offered some security in the mercurial economy of the late nineteenth century. A native of Scotland, Robert came to this country in 1866 and became a printer and reporter. Ultimately, he became the state's earliest historian of the textile industry. His publications include The Cotton Centenial, 1790-1890; An Illustrated History of Pawtucket; and The Commercial Opportunities and Possibilities of Providence.

109 Princeton Exterior Videos

Note: Historic property.

Please see exterior videos below:

Front of home


Back yard

Back yard cont'd

Neighbor's tenant's dog across the street relaxing

(this was the original Carriage House for the Knight Mansion on the right)

Webster Knight mansion across the street and our front porch

Pictures