Crisp Architects has designed this gorgeous modern farmhouse that is located in Woodstock a charming town in the Hudson Valley, New York. The owners purchased this idyllic property to build their getaway from New York City. Encompassing 2,700 square feet of living space, this dwelling lives a lot bigger than its size.

With soaring interior spaces and generous porches, no one ever feels a need to leave home. The wooded site provides plenty of privacy and views from the back living porch. The welcoming entry porches beckon friends and family to come visit. Continue below to see the rest of this impressive home tour…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Crisp Architects BUILDER K. Warren Builders Inc. STYLIST Anna Molvik

What We Love: This Hudson Valley farmhouse provides its inhabitants with an inviting atmosphere for relaxing getaways in the countryside. We are loving the exterior facade with its black-and-white color scheme and blue front door. The front porch is an attractive feature while offering a shaded spot to enjoy the summer months in the great outdoors. The screened porch at the back of the house is also a fabulous spot for four-season lounging and entertaining.

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Note: Take a look at a couple of other fabulous home tours that we have highlighted here on One Kindesign in the state of New York: An 18th-century New York farmhouse with a beautiful restoration and Tour a beautiful modern home with soothing interiors in Sag Harbor.

Above: In this inviting double-volume living room, the fireplace adds warmth. A Samsung Frame TV plays double duty as artwork.

Above: In this children’s bedroom, bunk beds are functional, space-saving, and perfect for sleepovers.

Above: In the mudroom, creative design solutions are featured in the built-ins. A Dutch door features a divided design that enables you to open the top independently and allow fresh breezes to infuse your home.

PHOTOGRAPHER Rob Karosis Photography