This gorgeous mountain modern farmhouse style home was designed by Joan Heaton Architects in collaboration with Kate Kelley Designs, nestled on a 100-acre property, in Bridgewater, a town in Windsor County, Vermont. Encompassing 5,890 square feet of living space, this dwelling provides a retreat for a couple with four adult children. They desired a vacation home that would be inviting for family gatherings yet cozy and intimate when the couple is by themselves.

To address this, the architect created a home with three gable roof volumes. The buildings are unified by flat-roof, single-story structures. A living room and an entry/mudroom are located in between the gable roof volumes. Continue below to see the rest of this incredibly spectacular home…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Joan Heaton Architects INTERIOR DESIGN Kate Kelley Designs BUILDER Silver Maple Construction CABINETRY The Woodworks LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture

What We Love: This beautifully designed home offers a family a sophisticated yet inviting home for relaxing family vacations. We love the overall concept of this home, with its separate yet connected structures, allowing this home ample space for gathering with loved ones while still feeling intimate and cozy. There is so much attention to detail throughout the home, from the plaster hood in the kitchen to the acid-wash metal surround in the living room to the expansive walls of glazing that help to capture the breathtaking surroundings.

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Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other sensational home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Vermont: Rustic timber frame house offers an inviting getaway in the Vermont mountains and Handcrafted family home in Vermont with a backdrop of snowy peaks.

Above: The dining room features a custom-fabricated table with a trestle-style base that provides plenty of legroom. On the wall, is a commissioned piece designed by Miami, Florida-based textile artist Ana Mariani.

Above: The living room features twelve-foot high-performance sliding glass doors by Marvin Windows & Glass. The doors help protect the room from the cold weather while framing views of the terrace and beyond towards the meadow.

Above: The focal point of the living room is the exquisite rust-hued fireplace surround — an acid-washed steel.

Above: The ceiling features whitewashed oak, accented by timbers reclaimed from an old barn. On the floors is Hakwood’s engineered white oak wood flooring.

Above: The kitchen has no upper cabinets, but the adjacent pantry provides ample storage. The bar stools around the island were sourced from Knoll.

Above: The custom range hood is a traditional Moroccan lime plaster from Tadelakt.

Above: The floating shelves are comprised of a richly stained walnut, while the textured handmade white subway tile is from Waterworks.

Above: In the owner’s bedroom, the gas fireplace features a plaster surround with a Tadelakt finish.

Above: In the owner’s bathroom, the black soaking tub offers a zen-like feel.

Above: In the conversation pit, the plaid upholstered sectional was custom fabricated to fit this space, sourced from Partners in Design of Newton, Massachusetts.

PHOTOGRAPHER Greg Premru