New england farmhouse

We'd expect nothing less than an elegant homestead with rustic touches from decorating icon Martha Stewart.

Kathleen Walsh Interiors and John Desmond Builders were tasked with reimagining this 18th-century antique home in Westport, Connecticut.

New England Farmhouse Style

On land that played a role in the American Revolution and was once owned by Ralph Waldo Emerson, this new home blends eighteenth-century history and twenty-first-century living.

The 1820s property has been masterfully reinvented by Tom Givone

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

Currier & Ives would feel right at home here.

<p>With a wraparound porch and oversize windows that frame the views, an updated rear addition embraces its pastoral setting—and readies a well-loved, almost 220-year-old farmhouse for another century of family life</p>

These five turnkey properties will unlock your dream of agrarian elegance.

There are a lot of advantages when you live outside the city. First of all, it's far less saturating since you're not living in small boxes put side to side.