Making an Entrance: 5 Homes With Standout Curb Appeal

Good design doesn’t wait for you to step inside. Before the kitchen, before the layout, and before the finishes, there’s the first impression. These homes understand that.

From winding drives and flowering facades to striking architecture and beautifully landscaped grounds, these five Brown Harris Stevens listings know how to make an entrance.

11 Alden Road

With its hand-laid stone exterior, slate roof, and mature landscaping, this restored English manor makes a striking first impression. Originally built in 1928, the Greenwich home pairs timeless craftsmanship with thoughtful modern upgrades while preserving its historic character.

225 Murray Road

Flowering greenery climbing the facade, mature landscaping, and a brick walkway give this West Palm Beach home standout curb appeal in the coveted SoSo neighborhood. Beautifully reimagined throughout, the residence balances polished interiors with inviting outdoor spaces designed for entertaining and relaxation.

9440 Old Cutler Ln

Striking contemporary architecture, soaring walls of glass, tropical landscaping, and greenery-covered exterior walls give this Coral Gables estate standout curb appeal. Set within the exclusive Journey’s End enclave, the residence pairs resort-style living with an impressive architectural presence.

11 Beachside Common

Set directly on the waterfront in Westport’s Greens Farms neighborhood, this contemporary estate will stand out with striking architecture and dramatic walls of glass overlooking the Long Island Sound. Once completed, the residence will pair modern design with effortless coastal living.

18 Tokeneke Trail

A sweeping driveway, striking facade with a green roof, and more than five acres of manicured property give this Darien estate a grand sense of arrival. Carefully restored and updated, Round Meadows blends early twentieth-century elegance with modern living.