Warwick, Rhode Island

Crossroads

Pawtuxet River
Pawtuxet River
Holiday Season Warwick
Holiday Season Warwick
Warwick Beach
Warwick Beach
Gaspee Days Arts & Crafts Festival
Gaspee Days Arts & Crafts Festival

81,699

Population

Sunny Days: 200
46100 Affordability
80100 Schools
25100 Diversity
90100 Safety

The Best Thing About Warwick

Safety First

Warwick is considered one of the safest places to live not just in Rhode Island, but in the entire country. Crime rates are well below the national average, and many residents report feeling safe walking alone at night. Furthermore, you get easy access to the rest of New England and the New York due to the city’s centralized location. That means you experience all the best parts of northeastern life while residing in a safe enclave. Families in particular love to call Warwick home due to its safety and cleanliness, and young urban professionals like it for the work opportunities.

The Worst Thing About Warwick

Density & Noise

Warwick is the third largest city in the second smallest state in the union, and its population density is high relative to its size. This, combined with its centralized location in the state, can lead to highly congested roads and a claustrophobic feeling for locals. Warwick is home to the state’s largest airport, and as such, many residents report lots of overhead noise.

Lifestyle of Warwick

Warwick is home to a wide variety of activities for a wide range of ages. The bar and brewery scene is some of the best in the state, and numerous high quality restaurants call the city home. From Iggy’s Boardwalk for family friendly atmosphere and eats, to The Shanty’s experimental cuisine, to Top of the Bay’s immaculate rooftop seafood experience, foodies will find lots to love in Warwick. The city also boasts beaches and historical sites galore, in part due to Warwick being home to the first true battle of the American Revolution, the Gaspee Affair. A variety of work opportunities also await you in Warwick, with industries ranging from retail to hospitality to healthcare to banking to local government. And with Providence only twelve miles away, it is an easy and manageable daily commute to the state capital.

Schools of Warwick

Working on it

Warwick’s public school system gets mixed grades on niche.com. Pilgrim High School rates a B on niche.com but is also known for a variety of extracurriculars and having a highly successful athletics program. Cedar Hill School comes in higher marks for academics and quality of teachers. Rocky Hill Country Day School provides an excellent K-12 private school, while Bishop Hendricken High School serves as the local Catholic college preparatory school. The Community College of Rhode Island Knight School also calls Warwick home and is highly rated by locals.

Why Should I Move Here Now?

Escape

If you are looking for a safe, secluded slice of New England to raise a family or to simply commute from in comfort, put Warwick on your shortlist.

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Living in Warwick

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Oakland Beach

Families

Located in south-central Warwick on Greenwich Bay, the aptly named Oakland Beach places you directly on the water. It's a great place for walking along the coastline, oceanic kayaking, swimming, or fishing. Iggy’s Boardwalk and Top of the Bay, two of the city’s best restaurants, are situated here. It is a competitive housing market, with a median list price of $367,500. Younger residents attend Oakland Beach Elementary School.