Welcome to Mead Farm, an extraordinary Greenwich estate that seamlessly blends historic character with modern luxury. Set on nearly 6 acres in the heart of the Stanwich Historic District, this landmark residence offers 9,189 sq. ft. of living space, including 6 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half baths.
Originally built in 1846 and listed on the Greenwich Landmarks Registry as the Elkanah Mead House, the property is one of the few surviving mid-19th-century farmhouses in the area—rich in history yet thoughtfully reimagined for today’s lifestyle. Award-winning landscaping by James Doyle and interior design by Thom Filicia elevate the property to a rare level of refinement, harmonizing timeless design with today’s lifestyle.
Unique to the property is the fully rebuilt water tower, which connects to the main residence, allowing a gym, wine room, full bath, and a dramatic double-height office with walls of windows—an inspired retreat for work or play.
Upstairs, the luxurious primary suite includes a spacious dressing room, spa-like bath with soaking tub and dual sinks, custom built-ins, and multiple closets. Additional bedrooms feature fireplaces, en-suite baths, and versatile layouts, perfect for family, guests, or office use. All bathrooms are fresh and timeless, and the wood roof and major systems are recently updated.