A curated look at notable media coverage for Amanda Bates Goodro's Greenwich listings and market presence.
Mansion Global featured 39 Brookridge Drive, a new-construction Greenwich estate of more than 18,000 square feet, with resort-style amenities and a rare in-town setting minutes from town.
Read the FeatureGreenwich Time featured 64 Hillside Road, a new-construction home offered at $7.495 million with five bedrooms, 6,975 square feet of professionally designed interiors, three fireplaces, an elevator, a gym, sauna and cold plunge, and a covered terrace with a wood-burning fireplace overlooking a heated gunite pool. Occupancy is expected in early autumn 2027.
Read the FeatureGreenwich Time featured 24 Stillman Lane, a 9,716-square-foot custom colonial with five en-suite bedrooms and standout amenities including a golf simulator, indoor and outdoor putting greens, an indoor Glice hockey area, and a wine room.
Read the FeatureThe New York Times featured 411 Stanwich Road, the six-acre Greenwich home of Andrew and Susan Robertson, with 1846 origins, historic character and a $13.75 million offering.
Read the FeatureRobb Report featured 411 Stanwich Road, a Greenwich estate in the Stanwich Historic District, with Thom Filicia-designed interiors, a restored water tower, wine room, pool, gardens and barn across nearly six private acres.
Read the FeatureCT Insider featured 411 Stanwich Road in its real estate series, covering the 1846 Elkanah Mead House, its nearly six-acre setting and a multi-year renovation with designer Thom Filicia.
Read the FeatureGreenwich Time covered the market debut of 411 Stanwich Road, a landmark 19th-century farmhouse whose extensive renovation added a rebuilt water tower, pool, pond and barn.
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