Eden meets the street as two gables behind a private hedge, with a low brick entry joining the two pavilions. The brick is San Selmo, reclaimed, in a mix of cream, salmon and burnt orange, and the birch trees do the softening: decent-sized young trees with light trunks and small leaves, planted in a line along the path.You arrive through the garden, not up the driveway. We kept the two apart on purpose. The driveway is exposed aggregate in a hand-picked palette of warm stone, and the path is its own route: oversized travertine steppers and chunky hardwood sleepers through thyme and native grasses. We love this walk, especially in autumn, when the birches go yellow more or less in unison.The house holds its line all year while the garden changes around it by the month. We like that conversation, and it improves as the birches gain height.

You arrive through the garden, not up the driveway.

PROJECTS FOR SALE

THE PAVILIONS VILLA A

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Space & Warmth

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For Sale

THE PAVILIONS VILLA C

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Tranquil Retreat

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THE PAVILIONS VILLA B

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Light & Space

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For Sale