Listing Analysis · Prepared for the Wentworth Family
4 Wyndham Place
A 2.4-acre mid-country estate in Greenwich, Connecticut
$6,495,000
List Price
5 / 5.2
Beds / Baths
7,840
Sq Ft
2003
Year Built
2.40
Acres
A 2.4-acre mid-country estate in Greenwich, Connecticut
A mid-country position, a main-floor primary suite, and grounds that have been cared for the way only a long-tenured owner cares for them.
Robert and Diane Wentworth built 4 Wyndham Place in 2003 and have spent the twenty-two years since making it quietly better. The result is rare in this market: a turnkey 7,840-square-foot estate on a level, private 2.4 acres, where nothing has been deferred and nothing needs to be undone.
This is not a flip and not a project. It is a home that has been lived in well, maintained without compromise, and is now ready for the next family to do the same. The Wentworths are moving closer to grandchildren, not away from a house they tired of.
Turnkey mid-country estates on level acreage are a small, self-selecting market. Condition and land, not square footage alone, set the ceiling.
The buyer is relocating into Greenwich at the executive level, or trading up from in-town for privacy and land. They have seen the inventory and know that genuinely turnkey is the exception, not the rule.
The misconception is that any large house in mid-country trades in the same band. It does not. Buyers at this level pay a clear premium for condition and level, usable land, and they discount sharply for deferred work.
Closed sales from the last eighteen months frame the range for turnkey estates on comparable acreage.
| Address | Yr Sold | Bed/Bath | Sq Ft | Sold Price | $/Sq Ft | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Wyndham Place | Subject | 5/5.2 | 7,840 | $6,495,000 | Subject | Turnkey, 2.4 level acres, main-floor primary |
| 18 Round Hill Road | 2025 | 6/6 | 8,100 | $6,900,000 | $852 | Premier road, fully updated |
| 12 Pheasant Lane | 2025 | 5/6 | 7,200 | $6,100,000 | $847 | Comparable acreage, smaller interior |
| 26 Clapboard Ridge Road | 2024 | 6/7 | 8,400 | $7,250,000 | $863 | Larger and more formal |
| 9 Hidden Brook Road | 2024 | 5/5 | 7,500 | $5,950,000 | $793 | Dated kitchen, sold under ask |
At roughly $828 per square foot, 4 Wyndham Place sits squarely within the turnkey band set by Round Hill and Pheasant, and well above the Hidden Brook sale that traded down for its dated kitchen. The level 2.4 acres and main-floor primary are the attributes buyers in this group paid to secure.
This number places the home just under the fully updated Round Hill sale and comfortably above the dated Hidden Brook trade. It is credible to the buyer who has studied the market, it leaves room to receive a strong offer without a reduction, and it positions 4 Wyndham Place as the turnkey choice in its tier rather than the most expensive house on the street.
An estate of this caliber should be introduced, not advertised. The right buyer is almost certainly already in a Greenwich agent's active file.
Twilight architectural photography and a short cinematic film of the grounds, the pool terrace, and the main-floor primary suite, produced before the home is seen by anyone.
A curated, catered preview for the top mid-country buyer agents in week one. The home is experienced in person, not toured, and never sits stale on a public portal first.
A coordinated launch across the luxury syndication channels with a dedicated property site, timed to the preview so demand arrives concentrated rather than diffuse.
Grant a ninety-day exclusive, invest in editorial-grade photography and film, and allow a private broker preview before the public debut. These three commitments will surface the buyer this home deserves.
For two decades Victoria has represented Greenwich's mid-country and backcountry estates, with more than $900M in closed luxury volume. Her practice is built on discretion, editorial-quality marketing, and a buyer network that reaches well beyond the local MLS.