Located at 320 South Main Street in Providence, Rhode Island, this historic mixed-use building, originally constructed in 1810, has been thoughtfully renovated to preserve its architectural legacy while adapting to modern living. The building’s ground-level commercial storefront remains intact, maintaining its connection to the vibrant streetscape. Above, the upper three floors have been transformed into a stunning single-family residence, blending a minimalist modern aesthetic with the rich history of its masonry and wood-framed structure. The restored exterior retains the building’s historic charm, while the interior offers an elegant fusion of old and new. Positioned at the boundary of the College Hill and Fox Point neighborhoods, this property is surrounded by a wealth of cultural landmarks, historic sites, and world-renowned educational institutions, including the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and Brown University. The project reflects both the heritage and forward-thinking vision of this unique Providence location.