Compo Road ADU | Transform Your Property Today

COMPO ROAD ADU, Westport, CT

New construction by ABLE CONSTRUCTION

RETHINKING WHAT
A PROPERTY CAN BE

This Accessory Dwelling Unit by Able Construction, represents a new way of living in Westport.

More than an addition, it expands the potential of the property — creating a fully independent, beautifully designed space that can evolve with its owner.

As Connecticut continues to embrace ADUs, projects like this are redefining how homeowners think about land, flexibility, and long-term value.

A red two-story house with black window frames and a large stone chimney, set against a sunset sky with pink and purple clouds.

A two-story red house with black window frames, a small front porch with wooden pillars, a shingled roof, and a mailbox near the door, situated on a grassy lawn with a neighboring house and trees in the background.

A bright open-concept kitchen and dining area with large windows, white cabinets, a kitchen island with a small oven, a dining table with chairs, a chandelier, and hardwood flooring.

A bright kitchen with white cabinets, hardwood floors, a kitchen island, a dining table with chairs, and a hanging candle chandelier.

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DESIGNED TO BELONG.
BUILT TO STAND APART.

The architecture draws from classic New England forms while introducing a cleaner, more modern sensibility.

A restrained palette of natural wood, soft earthy tones, and stone creates a quiet confidence — allowing the structure to feel both distinct, natural and deeply connected to the main home.

It is not an afterthought. It is its own identity.

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FLEXIBILITY, BUILT IN.

One of the greatest strengths of an ADU is its ability to adapt.

This space can function as:

A guest house
A private home office
A rental unit
A retreat for family

Or something entirely different over time.

It is architecture designed not just for a moment — but for a lifetime of changing needs.

Red house with a stone chimney, black-framed windows, and a black front door, in a backyard with a paved area, fencing, and neighboring houses, under a cloudy sky.

Graphic with large white letters spelling "AB" and "LE" on a black background, arranged diagonally.

A SMART INVESTMENT IN HOW YOU LIVE

ADUs offer something rare: immediate lifestyle flexibility paired with long-term financial upside.

In Connecticut, where zoning has evolved to support accessory dwellings, homeowners are increasingly using ADUs to:

→ Create rental income
→ Accommodate extended family or aging parents
→ Provide private guest space
→ Add meaningful resale value to their property

This project reflects that shift — a space designed not just for today, but for what comes next.

A modern kitchen with white cabinets, black knobs, a stainless steel oven, a black cooktop, a silver range hood, a white countertop, and a beige tiled backsplash.

The image shows the letters 'AB' above the letters 'LE' on a black background.

SMALLER FOOTPRINT. FULL EXPERIENCE.

Every square foot is intentional.

The layout balances openness with privacy, creating a home that feels complete — not secondary.

Living, kitchen, and sleeping spaces flow naturally, supported by thoughtful proportions, natural light, and material continuity throughout.

The result is a home that lives larger than its footprint.

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MATERIALS THAT AGE BEAUTIFULLY

Durability and warmth were central to every decision.

Natural wood, stone, and timeless finishes were selected not just for how they look today — but for how they will evolve over time.

These materials ground the home in its environment, giving it a sense of permanence and quiet luxury.

Living room with white sofa, wooden coffee table, and fireplace, decorated with paintings, vases, and books.

Open-concept kitchen and living room with white cabinets, a wooden beam, and white furniture, including a sofa and dining chairs.

Dining room with large glass doors and windows, wooden dining table with chairs, chandelier, and a white armchair in the foreground.

Living room with white built-in shelves on either side of a brick fireplace and a painting of a harbor scene above the fireplace. The shelves hold various decorative items, books, and small plants. There are two small windows above the fireplace, and the flooring is wooden.

Black background with large white bold letters spelling out "AB" and "LE"

LIGHT, PROPORTION, AND CALM

Volume and light define the interior experience.

Windows are carefully placed to frame the outdoors while bringing in soft, consistent light throughout the day.

Ceiling heights and transitions between spaces create rhythm — making the home feel calm, balanced, and easy to inhabit.

Built by Able Construction

As more homeowners explore the potential of ADUs, the conversation is shifting.

It is no longer just about adding space — it is about adding possibility.

This project sets a benchmark for what that can look like when design, craftsmanship, and forward-thinking planning come together.

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Let’s talk about an

A-D-U for y-o-u

A red modern house with large black-framed windows, a sloped roof with black shingles, downspouts, and exterior lighting. The house is built on a small patio with large gray tiles and a stone border. A wooden fence is partially visible in the foreground on the left.