A four-bedroom residence on the eastern edge of the property. Morning light, a wraparound porch, and enough space that people don't feel like they're on top of each other.


It's a home more than anything else—the kind of place where guests stay for a few days and actually settle in rather than just pass through.
The main floor centers around a chef's kitchen that tends to become the gathering point, whether anyone's cooking or not. Upstairs, there's a vaulted board room with windows on all sides that let in more natural light than most people know what to do with. The bedrooms are spread across the upper and lower levels, each simple and comfortable. And the porch wraps around two sides of the house, which is where most evenings end.
There's a four-season room off the main living area with a large table and screens that let the outside in without the bugs. A lounge with a pool table sits in the lower level. A multi-level patio out back has a fire pit that gets used more than you'd think. The whole building feels lived-in in the best way—like it's ready for guests to actually use it, not just admire it.


If you'd like to know more about The Manor—we would be glad to share that information.

