The Residence
A boathouse, reimagined on the water.
Once a working boathouse built in 1903, this waterfront landmark has been reborn as a luminous modern compound at the very tip of Wallack's Point — long regarded as one of Stamford's most coveted addresses on Long Island Sound.
Soaring walls of glass dissolve the line between inside and out, drawing the Sound into nearly every room. Sunlight tracks across open, sculptural interiors throughout the day, while decks, a patio, a porch, and a garden extend the living space toward the water's edge.
Set on more than an acre with close to 100 feet of direct frontage, the property is at once a private sanctuary and a natural place to gather — architecture and shoreline composed as a single, deliberate gesture.
Every room is positioned to hold the light off the water — a house that lives with the tide.
The waterfront house
An open, light-filled plan anchored by a fireplace and a remodeled eat-in kitchen with quartz counters, a breakfast bar, and island. A two-story window wall, hardwood floors, and a serene primary suite all face the Sound.
A separate guest retreat
A converted carriage house offers a detached suite ideal for guests, multigenerational living, a private home office, or a potential income opportunity — independent of the main residence.
