The challenge of bringing this 6 acre property, with its original 1846 home up-to-date, was to incorporate fresh modern touches that harmonized with the history of the undulating pastoral site. Overgrown trees and brush were cleared to reveal a framework of unique structures which has been highlighted by the installation of new plant material that reflects the clients’ love of seasonal color and variety. Working with a site-specific strategy, the property has been updated to honor the natural environment and the legacy of the home to provide natural beauty combined with modern ease of living.
This Greenwich, Connecticut home and property is so welcoming and magical!
Landscape design by James Doyle Design Associates, in collaboration with DAB Design, photos by Allegra Anderson and Neil Landino.

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