Warren's Point Beach, Little Compton, RI Magnet

Sunset on a cloudy night, Warren's Point, Little Compton, RI. I once heard that Warren's Point and Sakonnet Point in Little Compton, Rhode Island can be depressing places to live. Despite sky high real estate prices outrageous summer rental rates, life south of Meetinghouse Lane can be rather dull, as the sunshine is frequently covered by a thick layer of fog. In Little Compton, real estate on Warren's Point, Round Pond Road, Bailey's Ledge, and Sakonnet Point has been particularly sought after in recent years. Little Compton real estate agents have been living in a state of euphoria for some time now. Visitors drive down West Main Road in Little Compton, RI for the first time and vow to someday own a home in the peaceful enclave known for farm stands and old money. Children of summer residents put in extra hours at the office so they, too, can afford a home in Little Compton, RI, a small reprieve to make up for 60 hour work weeks in a somber Manhattan cubicle. This scene at Warren's Point Beach has been photographed quite a bit. Although Warren's Point Beach never changes, it's never quite the same either. As the dark clouds roll into Sakonnet, casting their angry shadows onto the bluffs, astute beachgoers know to run, not walk, to the nearest shelter, for the rain is coming.