Longfield Farm
Set on a spectacular 400-acre piece of farmland, Longfield Farm is a new residence and equestrian property designed by GPSA to look as though generations of owners have, over time, added to what was once a modest 18th century granite farmhouse. The 9,000 square foot main house and a collection of outbuildings are arranged around two courtyards within an extensive landscape, developed with Deborah Nevins.
The interior architecture and moldings were influenced by antique Federal-era Hudson Valley mantelpieces found for the project while GPSA’s interior decoration celebrates the owners’ love of collecting, within a comfortable setting for family life. Broad openings between rooms create an easy flow for entertaining while tall French doors allow ample light to flood the house.
Longfield Farm was a winner of the 2013 Stanford White Award for new residential construction.
Exterior photographs by Eric Piasecki, stairway by Carter Berg, dining room and bedroom by Paul Costello
The interior architecture and moldings were influenced by antique Federal-era Hudson Valley mantelpieces found for the project while GPSA’s interior decoration celebrates the owners’ love of collecting, within a comfortable setting for family life. Broad openings between rooms create an easy flow for entertaining while tall French doors allow ample light to flood the house.
Longfield Farm was a winner of the 2013 Stanford White Award for new residential construction.
Exterior photographs by Eric Piasecki, stairway by Carter Berg, dining room and bedroom by Paul Costello
