This Greenwich Connecticut House is Surrounded By Water And Flooded With Light
With water on three sides, a private dock leading to Long Island Sound, a waterfall and a serene pond, this residence is surrounded by the beauty and tranquility of water. The Old Greenwich cove home has an open floor plan that is perfect for easy coastal living and is drenched in light from its windows with water view.
Located at 20 Meadow Marsh Lane, the home is currently asking for $3,495,000.
Photo Credit: Robin Kencel/Compass
The first floor has a living/dining room with a fireplace and two exposures to water, a kitchen with sitting area leading to a terrace overlooking the water, library and guest room and a deluxe first-floor master suite overlooking pond and stream. The second floor has an impressive 60' family room with a tower, a second master suite and guest bedroom and a waterfront balcony.
From this home, easily walk or bike to Greenwich Point, town, or train and the home is only one block away from the Shorelands private beach, where residents enjoy a secluded beach and a dock with boat slips.
Robin Kencel at Compass is the listing agent.
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