Inky tones and rugged timber beams infuse this modern farmhouse in Old Chatham, New York, with intrigue and sophistication.

The four-bedroom Hudson Valley farmhouse, built in 2017, sits on 49 acres surrounded by pasture and woodland. It features staggering triple-height ceilings in the open-plan living room, kitchen, and dining area. Rugged hewn beams crisscross the space at strategic points, while the patinaed timber roof beams are exposed overhead, contrasting naked brickwork, engineered wooden floorboards and radiated poured concrete floors.

A mezzanine level (currently used as a cosy sitting room) overlooks the main living space, including the chef’s kitchen, outfitted with modern appliances, inky cabinetry and a large island clad in chevron timber.

Annabel Taylor of Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty is listing Dorland Farm for $2.995m.

There are four bedrooms in the main house, in addition to a rustic one-bedroom cabin, which sits discreetly against the tree-line. This guest cottage contains a kitchen, bathroom and large bedroom. Both existing properties have radiant heating, and the main house has a log-burning stove for cosy winter nights before the fire.

The Taconic State Parkway and Albany International Airport are around a 45-minute drive away, while Hudson, Hillsdale, and the Berkshires are nearby for shopping and restaurants. Take a peek inside the gallery.

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