Modern Greenwich Living is not a style. It is a response to how Greenwich homes need to live now.
Greenwich is one of the most storied residential towns in America, but buyers looking for homes that feel current often face an unsatisfying choice: older inventory that no longer fits how they live, or new construction that feels disconnected from the town itself. Davis Chase Homes is a different answer: modern in spirit, rooted in place.
A Davis Chase home should feel fully of today while remaining grounded in Greenwich. Scale, privacy, materiality, landscape, and arrival are treated as part of the architecture, not as decoration around it.
Open plans centered on the kitchen. Seamless support for working from home without the home itself becoming an office. Outdoor rooms that extend daily life. Technology designed to disappear.
The firm’s broader experience managing more than 200 high-end Fairfield County homes informs what holds up, what does not, and where owners later regret what should have been resolved before framing.
A studio-minded process with a builder’s discipline.
Davis Chase Homes works alongside architects, designers, consultants, and clients to move from strong architectural direction to a custom, buildable home. Partnerships are assembled per project. At Spring Farms, Workshop/APD is leading conceptual architecture and design direction.
From vision through ownership, the process is built to protect the idea and the outcome.
A Davis Chase project can begin with a parcel, an existing house, or a broader development opportunity. The path is structured so design, cost, approvals, construction, and long-term livability are considered together from the beginning.
Define the ambition, program, lifestyle, risks, and what the home needs to become.
Understand the land or existing structure, constraints, approvals, infrastructure, and service.
Assemble the right partners and develop architecture, interiors, materials, and systems with discipline.
Manage budget, schedule, procurement, coordination, and site execution with a builder’s eye for detail.
Close out the project with the same attention to maintenance, serviceability, and long-term performance.