Located off of Sakonnet Point Road, this property includes 2 parcels in Little Compton. The property’s conservation values include a wildlife habitat, open space, scenic view of Briggs Beach, and preservation of the rural character of Little Compton. Contains a…

The Hough property is located on Church’s Lane in western Little Compton, RI, just north of Taylor’s Lane at the end of Taylor’s Lane North.  The property is entirely comprised of dense shrub and wooded habitat.  Cole Road, along the…

This Protected Property consists of an open field and agricultural land in close proximity to other conservation land held by Sakonnet Preservation and Little Compton. Deed to Development Rights given to by Thomas A. Buffum, Frances Buffum, Leonard B. Colt,…

The Hi-Temp property is located at the corner of John Sisson Road and Pond View Drive in southern Little Compton, RI..   The property is wooded and contains a perennial stream.  A stone wall runs along the property’s northern boundary, and…

Located on Maple Avenue in Little Compton this property is mature woodlands providing wildlife habitat. Deed to Development Rights was given by Franklin H. & Barbara J. Pond on December 20, 2000.

The Shaw Property is located on the north side of Sakonnet Point Road in Little Compton, RI just east of the Sakonnet Point Golf Club.   The property contains deciduous wooded wetland, with some patchy emergent marsh and a small pond…

Conservation Values: contains pasture and approximately 350 feet of marine rocky shoreline, located within a Non-Community Wellhead Protection Area, as designated by the RIDEM Office of Water Resources, within the Little Compton Agricultural Lands Scenic Area, as designated by the…

Conservation Values: contains pasture and wooded brushland along Round Pond, located within a Non-Community Wellhead Protection Area, as designated by the RIDEM Office of Water Resources, within the Little Compton Agricultural Lands Scenic Area, as designated by the State of…

This property contains open fields, mature upland Oak Trees, an American Holly Forest, deciduous forested wetlands, and historic cultural landscape. Conservation Easement given by John Cooper-Mullin and Thomas Drew on December 26, 2001.

This property preserves the open & scenic character of the town, enhances ground water supply,  is bounded on two sides with stonewalls providing a habitat for a variety of birds, small mammals, and other species including raptors. Conservation Easement given…