Terraced lawns and gardens roll down to a private dock and waterfront with views over Long Island Sound. Wesley Stout Associates designed the grounds of this two-acre Greenwich property working with Austin Patterson Disston Architects, who designed the house.
The newly constructed stone manor house sits at the end of a grand, manicured drive.
Pool water cascades down a wall of rock from the property mixed with native stone through Connecticut Stone.
Terraces cascading from the pool terrace to the waterfront include inkberry, bayberry and dwarf sumac, among other indigenous plants.
The pool terrace is fashioned from Pennsylvania bluestone bordered with rows of Korean boxwood.
With a roof planted with roses, daisies and holly, the fishing shack is invisible from above.
The structure has custom storage for fishing gear. Chair is through Maria Barry at Le Dimora.
An allée of Linden trees serves as a dog run, as well as a screen to obscure the neighboring lot.