This flagstone patio relates to little else anywhere on Bill’s property, but that’s fine!
Existing before he bought his home, this patio adjoins the front door patio via a step down in elevation, though it’s mostly visible only near the house.
The simple patio begs for a place to sit, once the young boxwoods and other plantings in front grow to form more enclosure and further separation from the sidewalk. Its elegant, rectilinear shape with its cut pattern is superior to the more typical flagstone work in the back garden area.
With that planting plus the small area, it doesn’t need the usual “Cristiani seat wall.”
It can take on its own life as another living space by adding chairs and possibly a small table. Only some leveling of the individual stones would be required to provide a more firm surface across it.
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2/11/20 weather:
49F / 28F / 0.60 in (1/2 in snow) or 9c / -2c / 15.2 mm (1 cm snow)
It's A Dry Heat 