Located on the highest point in Newport known as Telegraph Hill,  Greywalls continues the experience of ascension through the steep tudoresque rooflines and towering chimneys.  The interior is divided into generous living areas with open galleries, second story bridges, a stair in the shape of a double helix, and constant visual surprises. A private pavilion complete with sophisticated fiber-optic light displays provides a place for playing cards.

Various spaces throughout the house allow the richness of an ocean view and its ever changing patterns of light and tides to take center stage. Perhaps the culmination of this experience occurs on the third floor outdoor balcony which holds twin Japanese soaking tubs from which to admire the view.

Exterior spaces such as the semicircular stone terrace recall the property’s natural rock outcroppings and expand the living spaces to the outdoors.