This gorgeous country farmhouse was renovated by Crisp Architects, located in Millbrook, a small country village in Dutchess County, New York. Over a decade ago, the architects had been commissioned to update the kitchen and family room of this old farmhouse for a young family. After the sale of the property, the new owners settled in for a few years and then decided it was time for a refresh. They contacted the architects who were familiar with the project to pick up where they had left off with the previous owners.
The scope of this renovation entailed an addition to this beautiful farmhouse, with a new living space, guest quarters, and porches. There is a pleasant continuity between the old farmhouse, the earlier renovations, and the latest additions. It began with a respect for the carpenter architects who built this home in the 1800s and extends to the thoughtful owners who cared about the details to create a timeless home that will be enjoyed for another generation.
What We Love: This country farmhouse in New York State features a beautiful refresh, with warm and inviting living spaces for daily living. We are loving the newly updated outdoor spaces, encouraging family gatherings and entertaining surrounded by nature. Beautiful gardens and landscaping along with a large swimming pool add to this wonderful outdoor oasis that the architects have created.
Tell Us: What do you think of the update of this old farmhouse? Are there any details you would change if this were your home? Let us know your thoughts in the Comments below!
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PHOTOGRAPHER Rob Karosis Photography
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