385 Pine St, Providence, RI 02903

"Federal Hill is widely regarded as Providence’s premier “Little Italy” neighborhood and for good reason! It combines the charm of quiet, tree-lined residential streets with Providence’s most celebrated dining and entertainment districts. You’ll still hear Italian spoken here and many older Italians still live in the neighborhood, especially on Vinton and Sutton streets. Step outside and stroll to artisan bakeries, charming cafés, acclaimed restaurants, lively wine bars, authentic Italian markets, fresh pasta and cheese shops, and unique speakeasies and music venues. You’re also just minutes walk from the Amica Mutual Pavilion, Trinity Rep and other performing arts venues, the Providence Place Mall, WaterFire, the Riverwalk and Downtown Providence. The 92 trolley takes you over to Brown University, RISD, in minutes. One of Federal Hill’s best-kept secrets is its value. Unlike the East Side, where rental prices are often driven up by intense demand from Brown University students, Federal Hill offers the same walkable urban lifestyle at a more affordable price. You get all the convenience and character of city living without competing for housing with College Hill students. As such, You’re also not living amongst throngs of students. For those traveling without a car, the location couldn’t be more convenient. Providence Train Station is within walking distance, offering easy rail service to Boston in about an hour, while I-95 is just a minute away for quick access throughout New England. Federal Hill offers the perfect blend of very walkable neighborhood charm, world-class dining, vibrant nightlife, exceptional value, and unbeatable convenience."

"I lived in this neighborhood for 25 years and it’s great I feel safe and it’s walking distance to down town"

"Right near PC there’s always events to go to or games to watch. There’s a lot of cool places to get something to eat that are close by, plus a new restaurant and a coffee shop just opened. "

"Dogs are well liked in our community. There are many neighbors and visitors that walk their dogs in our neighborhood. "

"Descent area, all though we will be moving out of the city soon. City life not for us. To much crime in Providence in general. "

"Good luck affording anything here. Houses start at 700k and go up from there. NIMBY central, cars are prioritized and walking and biking is an afterthought and dangerous. "

"me an my grandkids love the back to school giveaways an carnivals an I like that the council men is very active "