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Fifth Ward

Fifth Ward

What it’s like to live in Fifth Ward

Beyond the mansions and tourist districts lies Fifth Ward, where Newport's year-round community creates authentic character absent from seasonal areas. Modest historic homes and small apartment buildings offer significantly better value than downtown Newport while maintaining similar harbor access. The neighborhood provides both beach proximity and practical amenities for daily living, creating ideal environments for households seeking authentic coastal living beyond purely vacation-oriented districts.
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Harbor-lower Thames

Harbor-lower Thames

What it’s like to live in Harbor-lower Thames

Colonial heritage meets maritime charm in Harbor/Lower Thames, where Newport's most distinctive neighborhood offers historic architecture alongside working waterfront activities. Rental options include apartments in divided sea captain's homes and above storefronts along Thames Street, creating unique living environments with character impossible to replicate. The walkable district provides everything from casual seafood shacks to sophisticated dining just steps from most homes. The tourist season brings significant crowds affecting everyday livability from June through September, with winter bringing quieter streets but limited services. Ideal for those who appreciate authentic coastal character and don't mind adjusting their routines around seasonal patterns in exchange for living in one of America's most architecturally significant waterfront districts.
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Kay-catherine

Kay-catherine

What it’s like to live in Kay-catherine

Historic elegance defines Kay Catherine, where Newport's colonial-era homes create distinctive character minutes from harbor activities. The neighborhood sits walking distance to both Thames Street shopping and waterfront restaurants without tourist district congestion. Though some properties show their age with vintage quirks, the architectural significance and central positioning typically outweigh these considerations for those seeking authentic Newport experiences beyond seasonal tourism.
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City Guide for Newport, RI

Greetings and salutations, Newport, Rhode Island apartment hunters, and welcome to apartmentlist.com, the virtual headquarters for all your leasing needs! An eclectic, Colonial-style maritime community bristling with excitement and culture, Newport is a popular living locale for singles, yuppies, hippies, families, naval professionals (at the famed Naval Station Newport), and college students alike. Known as the “Queen of Summer Resorts,” the city is also one of the Eastern Seaboard’s most popul...

With renters outnumbering homeowners by more than 12 percent, it should come as no surprise that apartments, townhomes, and condos are available in all shapes and sizes. Looking for a budget-friendly studio apartment or one bedroom unit in Newport? A handful are available and come equipped with washer and dryer hookups, renovated interiors, and patios, as well as offer easy access to historic downtown Newport. Luckily, you’ll also find a variety of lavish townhomes, lofts, and senior residences with a views of the marina.

Because so many renters in Newport are seasonal residents, arriving in late spring and staying through summer only, rentals are much easier to come by during the non-peak (non-summertime) season. If, like many seasonal residents, you’re looking for a short-term lease, we recommend beginning your search no later than January of February, to make sure you have the pick of the apartment litter.

A hotbed of culture, nightlife, beachfront activity, and Colonial Americana, Newport is a city sporting a wide range of entertainment options. Factor in a bustling local economy, a diverse population, and some of the most eye-appealing rentals you’ll find in Rhode Island, and we get the feeling you’ll soon be loving life in Newport! So why delay? Start clicking away, and best of luck! View Newport City Guide

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