About Warren

Warren is known as the smallest designated town in the smallest county in the smallest state in the nation. Home to 11,000 residents on the eastern side of Rhode Island, Warren rubs against the border with Massachusetts and is a mere 12 miles southeast of Providence. Originally created as a trading post for Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, Warren was developed starting in 1636 with the flight of Roger Williams to Rhode Island. Warren was also the original home of Brown University. Today, residents of an apartment or home rental in Warren enjoy well-kept properties and good neighbors in a small town with vibrant culture and heritage. Waterfront businesses, including Blount Marine, Blount Seafood, and Anchorage Inc., are the area’s largest local employers, although most residents make the 20-minute commute into Providence on a daily basis.

Local attractions like the Firemen's Museum are very popular amongst residents of a Warren house or apartment for rent and visitors alike. The Holiday Festival is the most popular community event that draws participation from nearly every home, as does the Warren Summer Concert Series. Although originally designed for tourists, a free trolley that serves the town's historic district, the waterfront, and the Cutler Mills area, can also be used for residents to get around town. East Bay Bike Path and Burr's Hill Park are popular recreational areas and are often quite busy in the afternoons and on weekends with joggers, bikers, family picnics, and youth league athletics. The performing arts also thrive with the local 2nd Story Theatre.

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