Cherry Arnold

Westport, Massachusetts

Cherry Arnold is a Luxury Real Estate Professional with Mott & Chace Sotheby's International Realty, specializing in properties along the Farm Coast and the Providence metro area. With $17 Million in sales in 2023 and over $165 Million in career sales, Cherry has been named among the top 1.5% of real estate agents nationwide and the #1 Little Compton Agent for the 6th consecutive year. With her background in Internet marketing and venture capital, as well as her work as an EMMY award-winning Film Director, Cherry applies a unique blend of business acumen, excellent problem solving skills, and a focused creative approach to achieve her client's real estate goals. Premium service, innovative marketing strategies, unparalleled ethical standards, and superior negotiating skills are what distinguish Cherry as a leader in the industry. Cherry is an avid cyclist, golfer, surfer and dedicated yogi. She proudly serves on the board of Rhode Island Council for the Humanities, and previously served on the board of New Urban Arts in Providence. She is an active supporter of many non-profits, including the RI Food Bank, The RI Nature Conservancy, The Sakonnet Preservation Association, and RI Public Radio. Cherry is licensed in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Cherry’s Providence, RI, and the Farm Coast

I grew up in Providence, RI, and spent summers by the ocean in Little Compton, RI, but it wasn't until I lived away from RI that I understood how special and unique our beautiful corner of the planet is! You will often find Providence on the perennial “Best Places to Live” lists - from the incredible restaurants to the higher education institutions to the proximity to the ocean - the quality of life in Providence is hard to beat. The Farm Coast is a rural stretch of shoreline 45 minutes southeast of Providence that runs along the Southern New England coast, made up of Tiverton and Little Compton, RI, and Westport and South Dartmouth, MA. Think of open fields framed by ancient stone walls that stretch down to the ocean. The Farm Coast is not a place to see and be seen, but rather a place that offers a slower pace of living - with beautiful beaches, endless ocean activities, and an amazing bounty of fresh farm produce and freshly caught seafood. Heaven!