Chepachet, Glocester, RI
Glocester's antique-lined village center — and Cheryl's home base
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Living in Chepachet
Chepachet is the main village of Glocester and the commercial heart of northwest Rhode Island. Its main street is lined with antique shops, the famous Brown & Hopkins Country Store (in continuous operation since 1809), and local restaurants — and it's home to the RE/MAX Host of Homes office at 712 Putnam Pike, where Cheryl works.
Every July 4th the village hosts the Ancients and Horribles Parade, a famously quirky tradition that draws crowds from across the state. Living in or near the village means walkable shops and restaurants with Glocester's forests and lakes all around.
What the Homes Are Like
- Village colonials and capes along and near Putnam Pike
- Antique homes with genuine 18th- and 19th-century character
- Larger lots, horse properties, and newer homes on the village outskirts
Local Highlights
Brown & Hopkins Country Store
One of the oldest continuously operating country stores in America.
Ancients and Horribles Parade
Glocester's legendary July 4th parade, running since 1926.
Antique row
A cluster of antique and specialty shops along the main street.
Chepachet is part of Glocester
Chepachet's country charm — and Cheryl's home office town.