Some homes don’t just invite you in—they make an entrance. A grand staircase, soaring ceilings, or a foyer designed to impress can set the tone before you even step into the main living spaces. It’s that first moment, the one where architecture and design come together in perfect harmony, that lingers long after you’ve walked through the door.
These four Brown Harris Stevens homes don’t wait to wow you. They do it the second you arrive.
97 Pecksland Road - Greenwich, Connecticut
Past the grand gates and dramatic driveway, 97 Pecksland Road makes a statement before you even step inside. The entry foyer sets the tone with a striking double staircase, a centerpiece that introduces the home's grandeur. With its elegant design and impressive scale, this entryway leaves a lasting impression.
Wainscott Harbor Road - Sagaponack, NY
The entry foyer at Wainscott Harbor Road makes an immediate impression with its classic Hamptons style. A coffered ceiling, statement chandelier, and grand staircase set the stage for over 10,000 square feet of living space. Ebonized hardwood floors add depth and contrast, complementing the home's refined design from the moment you step inside.
212 Fifth Avenue, Apartment #7A - NoMad, NYC
The entry foyer at 212 Fifth Avenue #7A is a beautifully designed and grand entrance that sets the tone for this sophisticated home. A wide hallway leads into the dramatic 35-foot great room, where soaring 11’4” ceilings and expansive windows frame breathtaking views of Madison Square Park. Designed by Aamir Khandwala Interior Design and featured in Architectural Digest, this entrance is as refined as the home itself, offering a seamless blend of elegance and livability.
14 Fordune Drive - Water Mill, New York
The entrance at 14 Fordune Drive is a true showpiece, featuring soaring 20-foot ceilings and a one-of-a-kind Natural American and Brazilian walnut staircase and wood flooring. Grand in both scale and design, this space sets the tone for the estate’s refined elegance. From the moment you step inside, the architectural detail and craftsmanship make a lasting impression.