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Narragansett Retail Comes to Market for First Time Since 1973

The Agency has brought 120 Point Judith Rd., a retail property in Narragansett, RI, to market at $3,200,000, the first offering of the eight-suite commercial plaza in 53 years. Held by one family since 1973 with no arm’s-length sale on record, the 15,626-square-foot property occupies 0.82 acres with approximately 198 feet of frontage on Route 108.

Three year-round service and food tenants are in place on triple-net leases with 3% annual increases. Approximately 9,622 square feet is available, led by a 6,512-square-foot street-facing anchor suite, plus a finished 1,360-square-foot rear-entry suite and a 1,750-square-foot shell suite. Patrick Farrell is the brokerage contact.

The Agency is a global boutique real estate brokerage with more than 190 offices across 17 countries and more than $104 billion in sales since its founding in 2011. Its Narragansett office opened in September 2026, marking the brand’s first in Rhode Island.

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