Robin Kencel is ranked as one of the Top 10 Real Estate Agents in Greenwich
Robin is a founding agent of Compass’s Greenwich office and one of the top ten agents in the Greenwich market. She has been ranked in the top 1% of all agent teams across the United States by the Wall Street Journal/Real Trends and co-founded several top producer agent teams.
Price: $8,470,000 Location: This stunning storybook property is set in the exquisite woodlands of the most prestigious enclave of mid...
A rare opportunity to create a custom home in one of Greenwich’s most coveted mid-country neighborhoods. Khakum Wood Association was designed ...
A charming, renovated home on a quiet cul de sac near playing fields, school, shopping and more. Location Located in Greenwich’s Glenville...
6 Full Bath | 2 Half Bath Marvelous mid-country custom build blends architectural intrigue, discerning design, amenities, and the latest i...
The last remaining Great Estate of private residency in Lenox MA, Berkshires. Ethelwynde is located in the breathtaking Berkshire Mountain...
This 1912 Italian style villa, with later additions (1928) is reminiscent of the “farm homes” found in northern Italy, in the Veneto region.&...
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Lenox’s lifestyle is steeped in history and the arts.
more detailsByram, a mile long enclave of Greenwich, is defined by Long Island Sound on one side and the Byram River on the other.
more detailsGlenville is one of Greenwich’s distinctive neighborhoods. It’s found at the southwest corner of Fairfield County.
more detailsThe area of Riverside known today as Willowmere was first inhabited by the Native.
more detailsRiverside Yacht Club was founded in 1888 and became quite the attraction for the already swelling population of New Yorkers.
more detailsOld Greenwich is the oldest of the seven hamlets that make up Greenwich, Ct.
more detailsBackcountry is the area of Greenwich that is north of the Merritt Parkway, where 4 acre zoning is the requirement.
more detailsGreenwich Avenue has remained a steadfast part of the fabric of Greenwich life.
more detailsCentral Greenwich was once important for its proximity to the harbor that could transport produce to New York.
more detailsCos Cob, one of Greenwich’s five communities that has its own zip code, post office, library and school.
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