This warm and welcoming modern farmhouse, designed and built by Wadsworth Design Build, overlooks a native meadow to the west and wooded hills to the east, nestled on 14 acres in Wilmington, Southern Vermont. Simple gable forms are connected in the tradition of Vermont vernacular architecture.
Prominent timber porches anchor the house to the land. Geothermal heating and cooling, energy-efficient windows, and a full-house solar array make this a net-zero residence. The epitome of traditional New England married with twenty-first-century technology. Continue below to see more of this family farmhouse tour…
DESIGN DETAILS: DESIGN & BUILD Wadsworth Design Build INTERIOR DESIGNER Wadsworth Design Build ROOFING & SIDING 802 Roofing & Exteriors
What We Love About This Home
This modern farmhouse in Vermont feels cozy and serene, perfectly connected to its sprawling setting and offering views of open meadows and wooded hills in every direction. Its simple gable forms and timber porches echo classic New England charm while giving the home a grounded, comfortable feel. With geothermal heating, energy-efficient windows, and a full solar array, it’s a beautiful blend of tradition and thoughtful, modern sustainability.
Tell Us: What design features in this home do you love most, and what would you change if this were your personal residence? Let us know in the Comments below!
Note: Be sure to check out a couple of favorite home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Vermont: A beautiful empty nesters dream house in the mountains of Vermont and This modern mountainside house has epic views of the Green Mountains.
Above: The light cascading over the fireplace stone is just magical, such a cozy and inviting room for family and guests. The overhead light fixture is from Visual Comfort, while the furnishings are from Arhaus and The Citizenry.
Above: This beautiful and spacious great room opens to the dining room and kitchen, providing the ultimate home for hosting large getaways and ski trips!
PHOTOGRAPHER Ridgelight Studio
0 comments