Connecticut, Fairfield County, Weston, USA

Rock Ledge, a private estate in Weston, is set on nearly five acres surrounded by protected land at the end of a cherry-tree-lined private drive. A reimagined Tudor Revival that blends historic character with modern living. Originally built in 1918, the property was once the residence of Godspell author John-Michael Tebelak. It has evolved into a compound of a brick mansion, pool house with apartment, and converted barn, largely by architect Jack Franzen. The main residence offers over 11,000 square feet with 7 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half baths. The two-story media wing includes a home theater, library, office, and billiard room. The conservatory overlooks stone terraces, a waterfall and pond, and gardens. The primary suite and office have private balconies. The estate is further distinguished by multiple auxiliary structures: a carriage house with guest accommodations, a separate guest residence, and a heated party barn dating to circa 1850. A pool with spa, pergola, and outdoor kitchen complete the grounds. Original architectural details such as leaded glass windows, rich hardwood paneling and window seats and doors, five stone and brick fireplaces, and other features have been preserved. Modern additions introduce light-filled living spaces. New appliances and updated mechanicals service the buildings. Rock Ledge offers luxury and privacy rare in this area, and promises a lifetime of enjoyment for a buyer who appreciates its beauty.