This project involved the challenge of adding a sizable new wing on to a delicately scaled historic home - a rare example of an "H" plan. The addition was placed so that it would not alter the reading of the existing plan or compete with the original architecture. The use of the "filled in porch" allowed the mass of the addition to be reduced as well as offer open porches adjacent to the kitchen and master bedroom.

The project also included numerous outbuildings such as pool equipment pavilion and 100 x 200 indoor riding arena as well as extensive landscape design with garden elements such as gates, walks, terraces and fountain.

National Register of Historic Places 1783, 1787