| More Images From the Atlantica GreenSource Corporate Guest Residence |
The courtyard between the Studio and the Main House is bordered on all sides by lush gardens filled with
fragrant Salt Marsh Rose & Pink Honeysuckle blossoms that make high summer a delight.
fragrant Salt Marsh Rose & Pink Honeysuckle blossoms that make high summer a delight.
The Main House seen from the waterfront gardens. The spacious private balcony above the front porch is
accessed from the Master Suite on the second floor.
accessed from the Master Suite on the second floor.
The Front Porch is bordered by formal gardens and spans the length of the ground floor of the
Main House from the sun-filled Living Room to the custom Kitchen and dinning area seen
above.
Main House from the sun-filled Living Room to the custom Kitchen and dinning area seen
above.
Above the three bay carriage house is the Studio that features an immense living area seen above with its
varnished wood cathedral ceiling.The Studio also has a full kitchen and dinning area, three bedrooms and a
large bath with jacuzzi and separate stall shower for complete guest comfort.
varnished wood cathedral ceiling.The Studio also has a full kitchen and dinning area, three bedrooms and a
large bath with jacuzzi and separate stall shower for complete guest comfort.
Above the Tidal Pool
along the waterfront is
the magical shoreline
garden. The 'ramble'
winds its way along the
shore as a broad path
with Salt Marsh Roses,
and wild flowers on one
side and formal garden
plantings above the wall
that defines the walkway.
along the waterfront is
the magical shoreline
garden. The 'ramble'
winds its way along the
shore as a broad path
with Salt Marsh Roses,
and wild flowers on one
side and formal garden
plantings above the wall
that defines the walkway.
A growing colony of
Loons patrol the
shallows along the
1,800' waterfront of the
combined properties
from the conservation
area to the outlet where
the Tidal Pool enters
the St. Croix River.
Loons patrol the
shallows along the
1,800' waterfront of the
combined properties
from the conservation
area to the outlet where
the Tidal Pool enters
the St. Croix River.