A Thoughtfully Renovated and Extended 18th-Century Farmhouse in the Hudson Valley

Set on six private acres in the rolling countryside of Dutchess County, this late 18th-century farmhouse pairs historic character with thoughtful modern design.

Surrounded by meadows, woodland, and a meandering creek, the property includes an artist’s studio, an antique barn, and a cedar sauna hidden among the trees.

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The farmhouse sits along one of the area’s prettiest country roads, framed by old stone walls and mature landscaping. Its renovation has been approached with care, preserving the atmosphere of the original home while introducint brighter, more contemporary spaces.

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The main floor opens into a modern addition with expansive windows overlooking the landscape. This light-filled space contains an open-plan kitchen equipped with high-quality appliances.

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A large farmhouse table stands in the center of the space, becoming the natural gathering point of this room, while also perfectly blending the old with the new.

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White cabinets with brass handles are topped with stylish marble, while the wooden shelves along one wall are the perfect spot to showcase antique finds and earthware.

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On the other side, a sunny dining area connects to the outdoor terrace and offers views of the surrounding landscape.

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From the modern extension, the house transitions into its original 18th-century rooms.

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The living room has a distinctly warm and historic character, with exposed wooden beams, beautiful original floorboards, and a traditional fireplace at its center.

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The main floor is completed with a full bathroom, featuring this beautiful marble sink with brass fittings.

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Throughout the house, the tiles, lighting, hardware, and finishes have been individually selected for their quality, durability, and distinctive style.

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Upstairs are three comfortable bedrooms and a second bathroom.

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The bathroom on this floor has a warm atmosphere with terracotta-colored tiles in various shades surrounding the bath.

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All bedrooms are kept as calm and serene as possible, letting the architecture speak for itself and with the views of the surrounding greenery you’re never far from nature.

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The modern extension also features an outdoor terrace with a wooden deck. What an amazing spot for outdoor dinners surrounded by the large trees.

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Outside, the property feels exceptionally private. A split-rail fence follows the boundary, while carefully considered landscaping complements the rural setting.

Beside the house, a stone patio provides an inviting place to gather, complete with a gas outdoor fireplace and an outdoor shower that blends naturally into its surroundings.

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A stone path winds through the meadow to a separate artist’s studio. Set away from the main house, the studio is filled with natural light and has large picture windows looking across the greenery. It offers a peaceful setting for painting, writing, working, or simply spending time away from the main living spaces.

Deeper into the woods is a ten-person Cedar & Stone sauna with its own changing room and deck. A wide picture window looks out across the forest, turning the sauna into a calm retreat you can enjoy year-round.

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Despite its secluded atmosphere, Fallkill is well placed for enjoying the Hudson Valley. Weekends can be spent exploring the grounds of Mills Mansion, shopping at the Rhinebeck farmers’ market or the nearby MPO farm stand, and stopping for lunch at Golden Russet. Quiet roads around the property are also ideal for walking and cycling.

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The house is listed for $1,475,000 at The Lillie K Team.

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