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Step into a beautifully restored 18th-century stone farmhouse in Pennsylvania

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Belgrave Farm, situated in Willistown, Pennsylvania, is an enchanting 18th-century stone farmhouse that has undergone a remarkable transformation and expansion led by Peter Zimmerman Architects. The project aimed to authentically depict the property’s construction throughout three centuries, presenting a captivating visual narrative of its rich history.

During the comprehensive renovation process, salvaged materials imbued with the beautiful patina of age were utilized whenever possible, complemented by newly hand-forged hardware and meticulously crafted custom millwork. Continue below to see the rest of this fascinating home tour…

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By incorporating a diverse range of materials such as stone, wood millwork, glazing, and period finishes such as milk paints and lime washes, the architects paid careful attention to detail.

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As a result, the house gracefully traverses time, effortlessly blending into its natural landscape while retaining a warm and inviting atmosphere within its cozy spaces. The overall effect is that of a beloved family homestead that has steadily expanded over generations, flourishing with each passing era.

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Notably, this sensational renovation project was honored with a prestigious Palladio Award, an esteemed recognition that annually celebrates exceptional achievements in traditional design.

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What We Love: This charming 18th-century stone farmhouse in Pennsylvania underwent an amazing transformation that captures the essence of history. The use of salvaged materials, paired with hand-forged hardware and custom millwork, showcases a harmonious blend of authenticity and craftsmanship. With its seamless integration of diverse materials and period finishes, this abode gracefully merges with its natural surroundings, creating an inviting haven that embodies the legacy of a cherished family homestead.

Tell Us: What are your favorite details in this renovation project? Please share your thoughts in the Comments below, we love reading your feedback!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other incredible home tours that we have showcased here on One Kindesign in the state of Pennsylvania: House Tour: An old barn in Pennsylvania gets a refreshing renovation and Farmhouse-inspired residence with a fabulous greenhouse in Pennsylvania.

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PHOTOGRAPHER Erik Kvalsvik

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AnnMarie Allen
6 months ago

Lovely and detailed work!

The fieldstone farmhouse that I live in has been in my family for 7 generations. I’m surprised there are no fireplaces in any rooms of the home.

Richard B.
14 days ago
Reply to  AnnMarie Allen

I counted 6 plus a wood-burning stove in the billiard room…and that is what is visible in the photos presented.

Christy
1 year ago

Absolute perfection!! Except that gallery stair wall-that’s chaos. 🙅🏻‍♀️