Blue Hill Bay is only one room deep throughout, meaning that the living room, dining room, kitchen, and family room all have windows on two, or even three, sides for great ventilation and views of your property. First floor ceilings are an airy 10′-3″ high which, along with the oversized windows, will give your new […]

Like a true shingle style house, Lily Pond Lane has a layout which is both modern in its open flow and traditional in its strongly defined rooms. The primary rooms have french doors with transoms and huge 7′-6″ tall windows that fill the spaces with natural light and encourage easy flow to outdoor rooms. First […]

Upon approaching Meadowmere Lane, one is embraced by a front courtyard space formed by the projecting living room wing. The driveway can come up close to the entry porch or in a larger lot, could be held away from the house to create space for an entry garden. In a surprising twist, one discovers that […]

In classic shingle style fashion, Hedges Lane flows outward into a series of garden rooms creating seamless indoor/outdoor living. Upon entering the home, one discovers that the entry hall, great room, dining room, and den all connect directly to a large rear terrace that has a sunny central section flanked by two covered porches. The […]

Like a true shingle style house, Hither Lane has a layout which is both modern in its open flow and traditional in its strongly defined rooms. The primary rooms have 8 foot tall french doors and large 6′-6″ tall windows that fill the spaces with natural light and encourage easy flow to outdoor rooms. First […]

Upon entering the home, one is greeted by a dynamic entry hall which is bathed in sunlight from a row of windows above the stair. This entry flows into a large great room and a kitchen/family room, both of which open up onto an expansive rear terrace. The great room also opens to a covered […]

Like an authentic shingle style house, Maidstone Lane has a layout which is both modern in its open flow and traditional in its strongly defined rooms. The primary rooms have french doors with transoms and huge 7′-6″ tall windows that fill the spaces with natural light and encourage easy flow to outdoor rooms. First floor […]

While many of the best known shingle style houses were built on huge properties in seaside communities, countless more modest late 19th century examples were built on narrow suburban lots. Briar Patch Road is designed to fit perfectly on a small, narrow site. The street facade features a sunny bay window with views of the […]