PROVIDENCE – The historic Zechariah Chafee House on the East Side of Providence sold recently, for $1.1 million.
The house at 5 Cooke St. was originally built in 1852 and had a series of subsequent renovations and additions. It was built for Chafee, who was treasurer of the Sprague Manufacturing Co., and later was the home of a well-known architect, Albert Harkness.
The house is a Victorian design with a mansard roof. The interior includes period elements and modern amenities.
Listing agent was Rita Steel of Steele Realty Consultants. The buyer’s agent was Gerri Schiffman, of Residential Properties Ltd.
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The closing was May 9.
Mary MacDonald is a PBN staff writer.
