Designed with the architectural sophistication associated with McKim,Mead & White,the residence is distinguished by exceptional craftsmanship, beautiful stonework, exquisite woodwork, soaring proportions, and an extraordinary collection of original period details. The 18-room main residence includes 8 bedrooms and 6 full and 2 half baths,8 fireplaces, provides an extraordinary sequence of formal and informal spaces designed equally for intimate family living and grand-scale entertaining. An elegant living room, formal dining room,library,gracious reception hall, and charming gazebo evoke the gracious traditions of the great summer houses of coastal New England. Generous windows and thoughtfully oriented rooms bring the surrounding landscape and ocean views into the daily experience of the home. Private swimming pool and cabana, an elegant billiard room provide an effortless complement to the home's historic interiors. A separate caretaker's apartment provides additional flexibility and discreet accommodations for staff or guests. Right-of-way access to rocky shoreline. Originally built in 1887 for Philadelphia, Philip Randolph, Wildfield Farm stands among the most distinguished historic properties along Narragansett's historic Ocean Road. This magnificent Queen Anne Victorian is a rare surviving expression of the grand summer estates that established Rhode Island's coastline. The surrounding coastline provides access to beaches, Point Judith Country Club & fine restaurants.