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Before the Wrecking Ball

Previous Green Circle projects are presented through the property facts and photography currently available. Additional outcomes or service details will appear only when verified.

Brick country house with a steep slate roof, dormer windows, teal shutters and climbing ivy, behind a fan-patterned cobblestone motor court and clipped hedges in autumn light. — 12,000 sq. ft. · 5 acres · Greenwich, Connecticut

Aerial view of a shingled oceanfront house and detached garage on a lawn behind dunes, with a curved gravel drive and a long sand beach meeting open ocean. — Oceanfront estate · Watch Hill, Rhode Island

Aerial view of a half-timbered Tudor-style house among mature trees, with a wide lawn running down to a private shoreline and a swimming pool beyond. — 8,500 sq. ft. · 7 acres · Westport, Connecticut

Aerial view of a white waterfront house with a red tile roof, a curved gravel drive and a pool terrace above a seawall and pebble beach. — 1910 · 8,200 sq. ft. · Stamford, Connecticut

Pale yellow clapboard colonial with a shingled gambrel roof, arched dormer windows, two brick chimneys and a covered side porch, standing on a broad lawn. — Cassilis Farms · circa 1890 · New Marlborough, Massachusetts

Whitewashed brick house with dark shutters, a pedimented entry and a slate roof, seen across a curving drive framed by autumn maples. — 8,800 sq. ft. · 30 acres · New Canaan, Connecticut

Aerial view of a white clapboard colonial with dormers and a stone chimney, above a terraced bluestone pool terrace with a rectangular pool, umbrella table and raised vegetable beds. — 8,300 sq. ft. estate · Greenwich, Connecticut

White clapboard colonial with dark shutters and a pedimented entry, seen down a long tree-lined drive between clipped hedges and mown lawn. — 7,600 sq. ft. estate · complete interior renovation · Greenwich, Connecticut

Long brick colonial with a slate gambrel roof, arched dormer windows, pale green shutters and two entry porticoes, beside a cobbled forecourt. — 8,000 sq. ft. · 5 acres · New Canaan, Connecticut

Aerial view of a white colonial with black shutters and a detached garage barn, joined by a curving drive across a wide lawn. — Circa 1900 · 7,500 sq. ft. estate · Darien, Connecticut

Brick and half-timbered Tudor with a steep slate roof, a tall patterned chimney, leaded windows and an arched entry, above brick-edged bluestone steps. — 1927 · 4,400 sq. ft. Tudor · Scarsdale, New York

View through open wrought-iron gates set in fieldstone piers, up a cobble-edged drive to a large shingled colonial with dormer windows. — 13,000 sq. ft. · complete interior renovation · Westport, Connecticut

White stucco colonial with black shutters, a columned entry porch with a red door and glassed sun porches to either side, under bare autumn branches. — 5,600 sq. ft. · complete interior renovation · Greenwich, Connecticut

Aerial view of a stucco house with a steep red tile roof and dormers, a glass conservatory, a covered terrace and a kidney-shaped covered pool on the lawn. — 1904 carriage house · 5,300 sq. ft. · Greenwich, Connecticut

Mid-century modern house in white board-and-batten with flat rooflines, clerestory windows and a deck, above a gravel fire-pit terrace and a curving drive. — Mid-century modern · 2,994 sq. ft. · Darien, Connecticut

Cream clapboard house with dormer windows and a columned porch, framed by a tall conifer and flowering azaleas across a mown lawn. — Circa 1762 · 3,811 sq. ft. · Greenwich, Connecticut

Grey shingled colonial with a green front door, bay windows and a brick chimney, behind a wide cobbled forecourt and clipped box hedging in autumn. — 4,569 sq. ft. · Greenwich, Connecticut

Rear elevation of a mid-century modern house in cedar and fieldstone, with deep balconies, banked windows and a lap pool along the lawn. — 1965 mid-century modern waterfront estate · 6,500 sq. ft. · Kings Point, New York

Large white Italianate inn with a rooftop cupola, deep verandas, window boxes and shutters, at the head of a curving drive behind beds of red and orange flowers. — Homestead Inn · Greenwich, Connecticut

White clapboard colonial with black shutters, dormer windows, a pedimented entry and an attached garage wing, across a broad mown lawn. — 1927 estate · Greenwich, Connecticut

Pale yellow Queen Anne Victorian with a polygonal corner tower, a decorated gable, brick chimney and scalloped shingles, with conical clipped shrubs along the front in winter. — Circa 1895 Queen Anne Victorian · Darien, Connecticut

Grey shingled house with a deep columned veranda, an arched dormer and gambrel roof, above a clipped hedge and a swimming pool with a diving board. — 4,067 sq. ft. · Westport, Connecticut

White shingled colonial with grey shutters, gambrel dormers and clipped topiary along a curving drive, under bare winter branches. — 6,707 sq. ft. · 5 acres · Darien, Connecticut

White Dutch colonial with a gambrel roof, black shutters and a red front door, at the end of a straight brick path across a level lawn. — 1916 Dutch colonial · 3,075 sq. ft. · Greenwich, Connecticut

Grey shingled house with a pedimented entry, attached garage and stone base, on a wide lawn with a copper beech, water visible beyond. — 1922 · 5,900 sq. ft. · Stamford, Connecticut

Cream clapboard colonial with green shutters seen across a curved stone-edged swimming pool, with a red Japanese maple beside the terrace. — 3,369 sq. ft. · Greenwich, Connecticut

Sage green clapboard colonial with black shutters, white trim and a scrolled pediment over the front door, beside a gravel turnaround. — Circa 1872 · 3,250 sq. ft. · Darien, Connecticut

White painted brick colonial with a two-storey columned portico, grey shutters and a pedimented door surround, behind clipped hedging and lawn. — 3,254 sq. ft. · Scarsdale, New York

Brick church with a steep gabled front, an arched wooden door and a rooftop cross, signed Kingsbridge Evangelical Lutheran Church, between apartment buildings on a city street. — Kingsbridge Lutheran Church · 1942 · Bronx, New York

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