Connecticut farmhouse

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Go inside Martha's first-ever home, Turkey Hill, a farmhouse in Connecticut. Take a tour of the beautiful property here.

Haver & Skolnick Architects is responsible for the design of this antique farmhouse restoration located in the Connecticut countryside.

This historic farmhouse was built in 1784 by an early settler and was recently renovated by PH Architects, located in Newtown, Connecticut.

Connecticut’s historic mansions offer a clear view of the state’s architectural progression, shaped by its economic and cultural shifts. The Colonial era p

Elizabeth Roberts Architecture has renovated this 18th-century farmhouse on a property that abuts preserved wetlands in South Salem, New York.

The restoration of this colonial-era farmhouse in rural Connecticut marked a departure for its owners and their architect Elizabeth Roberts. Together, they strayed happily from their Brooklyn-based endeavours and embraced a different way of living and working

Designer James Huniford has breathed new life into this 18th-century farmstead in rural Connecticut, sensitively rearranging and restoring its period interiors to create a restful retreat for a Manhattan-based family.

Breathing new life into a 1700s Litchfield County pile, Elizabeth Roberts Architects employed its contemporary approach without sacrificing any character

In our latest video, Tag along to Susanna's Salk Connecticut home as she shares how the hosts of our video series have inspired her decor!