With grounds that were originally designed by the Olmsted brothers of Boston's Emerald Necklace and Manhattan's Central Park fame. Built in 1927 for Dorothy Adair when she married a lawyer in her father's firm, the Georgian Colonial Revival, with two very large gathering rooms in addition to the dining room, is furnished with antiques and traditional pieces. As executive vice president for the Leo Burnett advertising agency, Bill traveled extensively for twenty-five years. Now Bill, who grew up in a gardening family, is restoring more of the perennial gardens. Judy specializes in spectacular breakfasts.
Guests speak of luxury and expectations that are surpassed.
Gilligan, fluffy cat, lives in hosts' quarters, greets guests outside. King or queen beds. Coffee and tea by 8. Sideboard includes granola, vanilla yogurt, bananas, juices. Fresh fruit, hot popovers with hand-whipped butter and preserves.