Houzz Tour: One year before the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, a man named Joseph built a Wheadon, a modest room An American Farm Zen gets a makeover worthy home - Home Design Minimalis Tours

Houzz Tour: One year before the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, a man named Joseph built a Wheadon, a modest room An American Farm Zen gets a makeover worthy home

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Houzz Tour: One year before the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, a man named Joseph built a Wheadon, a modest room An American Farm Zen gets a makeover worthy home - Connecticut. Wheadon cut the wood by hand and swept foundation stones of the surrounding property. After his untimely death, a Greek Revival wing was built, followed by other less distinctive additions.

Over 235 years after Wheadon first wielded his ax, a woman discovered Greenwich property while looking for a weekend. At that time, the house was dated and neglected. "It was my duty to the community to maintain and enforce the architectural history of the house," says the owner, a former student of historic preservation, now earning a doctorate in environmental policy. "However, at the back of the house, I wanted to bring nature and to connect the house to its environment.

Houzz at a Glance
Who lives here The house is a getaway for local family of five years
Location Connecticut, USA
Size 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
This is interesting old foundation stones were used to build a maze behind the house.