A coastal estate.

A coastal estate set among specimen oaks and Mediterranean plantings, the garden was conceived as an unfolding sequence of rooms — arrival court, lawn, terrace, and shaded walk — each tuned to the hour of the day and the season of the year.

Native and drought-adapted species form the backbone of the planting; stone walks and quiet water tie the architecture to the land. Over a decade, the garden has grown into the park it was drawn to become: slow, spacious, and increasingly inevitable.