The carriage-house wing holds three cars and a second-floor study, a rear wing hosts an open kitchen and family room, and another addition has a mudroom and side entrance. Set back and scaled down to maintain the 1928 building’s primacy, all are clad in brick that matches the original.
Inside, the reimagined reception hall welcomes guests with a fireplace, integrated from a former den, and both existing and added spaces now open to a terrace and the lawn beyond. Today, the new seamlessly meshes with the old, so the home looks like it’s of the past even as it lives in the present.
