Perched above the ocean, this Queen Anne shingle-style residence blends classic seaside character with refined architectural detail. Though newly built, this gracious seaside home exudes historic charm and detail.  Designed with wave-patterned gable-end shingles, classical columns, and distinctive oval windows, the home’s exterior is clad in solid-stain white cedar shingles and anchored by a stately Greenwich Gray Mosaic fieldstone chimney. A subtle double shingle flair adds dimension, while a two-story stairwell window floods the interior with natural light.  Inside, the home is bright and airy with painted beadboard ceilings set within beams and ample custom built-ins and millwork.

The distinctive corner turret highlights the ocean-facing façade, creating a gracious wraparound veranda below and a private balcony for the primary suite above— finished with beadboard ceilings, durable ipe decking and topped with a copper roof and finial. The home’s steeply sloped site presented an opportunity to nestle a three-car garage at the rear street level, with a full-height, walk-out workshop below set within a substantial fieldstone foundation. 

Thoughtfully composed and expertly detailed, this new home celebrates its dramatic coastal setting with both historic grace and modern functionality.

• Services Provided

• Architectural Design
• Interior Architecture