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Have a scroll through some of the spaces and amenities that you will enjoy and call your very own.

Forests and streams surround Anchor Bay at East Providence. Photo taken at sunset, with the sun dipping behind the horizon to create yellow, pink, purple and blue effect in sky.

Anchor Bay at East Providence beautiful exterior with the community in the foreground and gorgeous, lush forest and stream in the background, at sunset. Sunset is pink, purple and yellow.

Open dining space for residents and families to connect over a meal. Space is open and bright with white woodwork and blue tile accents. There are settings for five guests at a bar-style seating area with chairs. In the foreground are two tables with seats, set with red dishware.

Front lobby and sitting area with four wing-backed chairs in front of a fireplace with warm fire. Four chairs surround a white, oval-shaped coffee table that holds two books and a white vase. The large fireplace mantle holds blue decorative glass jars and there is a large painting of blue mountains and water hanging above. The floor is beautiful large cream tiles. The space is open and bright. There is a large chandelier hanging from the glass atrium ceiling. The chandelier holds ten sconces with bright light coming from each. Above the lobby is an open balcony with a white railing.

Front lobby and sitting area with three wing-backed chairs in front of a fireplace with warm fire. Three chairs surround a white, oval-shaped coffee table that holds two books and a vase with yellow flowers. The large fireplace mantle holds blue decorative glass jars and there is a large painting of blue mountains and water hanging above. On the far wall is a buffet-style storage cabinet with plants and a glass blue bowl. Above, on the wall, is a large painting of water with six unmanned row boats. The floor is beautiful large cream tiles. The space is open and bright.

Dining room, table for two set with a white tablecloth, red dishware and a case with orange lillies. Two chairs with light green fabric and dark wood on the left and right of the table. The table is set in front of a large window with a gorgeous view of a lush, green forest. The window is planked by floral drapes.

Spacious seating area with a white coffee table on the left and two cream chairs on the right. The coffee table holds a tray with flowers and a candle. There is a large window with soft white curtains.

Spacious seating area with a cream sofa to the left, white coffee table in the middle and two cream chairs on the right. The coffee table holds a tray with flowers and a candle. There is a large window with soft white curtains.

Anchor Bay East Providence Model room. Double bed with blue and white linens, 5 pillows and a shaker style headboard and footboard. Bedside table with an aqua glass lamp, small planter and photo. Aqua settee at the end of the bed with a tray that holds flowers and a candle. On the left is a basket with a green plant. In the background is a spacious seating area with a cream sofa to the left, white coffee table in the middle and two cream chairs on the right. There is a large window with soft white curtains.

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