Rare Coastal Offering. Capturing sweeping coastal views from its Jerusalem setting, this custom wood-shingle Colonial was designed by Red House Drafting & Design in 2007 and built by Grenier Group in 2008 with exceptional craftsmanship. Designed for a life surrounded by water and light, the three-level home captures sweeping Block Island views along with panoramic vistas of Salt Pond and Succotash Marsh with both sunrise and sunset exposures, a rarity along the Rhode Island coast. As part of the Kenyon Association, residents enjoy beach access, making morning walks, clamming, or launching a kayak part of everyday life in this coastal enclave. Outdoor living is effortless: sip coffee on the covered porch, gather on the composite deck with sound system, or head to the third-floor balcony where an outdoor bar and den create the perfect guest retreat and prime viewing for July 4th fireworks. Inside, the first level offers two bedrooms, full bath, and laundry. The second floor is the heart of the home, an open eat-in kitchen and living room with full bath and easy deck access. Upstairs, the third level captures the home's most magnificent 360-degree views, a showstopper. Thoughtful upgrades include a 2020 landscape redesign, hurricane-rated Andersen windows, Advantex filtration septic system, and whole-house generator with direct hook-up. A rare opportunity to own a coastal retreat just in time for summer in one of Rhode Island's most treasured seaside communities.