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Discover a bucolic, 2.5-acre, agrarian-inspired landscape designed by Stacy and Jonathan Paetzel for a historic home on Long Island’s North Fork and savor the site’s elegance and tranquility. This event is part of The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s nationwide Garden Dialogues program that provides exclusive access to exceptional private gardens
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In a sea of estates on Long Island’s North Fork hamlet that boast pools, tennis courts, and formal courtyards, Historic Orient stands out. Built around a restored nineteenth-century sea captain’s house, Marshall Paetzel Landscape Architecture challenged the status quo of typical summer retreats for New Yorkers with an elegant and refined design solution that effortlessly harmonizes the landscape with the surrounding rural area, truly creating a gardener’s paradise.
In this exclusive tour led by Stacy and Jonathan Paetzel, explore this charming homestead and learn how they brought order and vision to this sprawling 2.5-acre, historic property when they took on the project in 2020.