Charming Old World Colonial Farmhouse called Daley Farm

Charming Colonial Farmhouse

This is Daley Farm in New York, a charming old world Colonial farmhouse on 160 acres listed as a farmstead. The grounds have footbridges, ponds and gardens. Rural living at it’s finest I think. Daley Farm is country living. but with modern conveniences tied up in a bow of four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Built in 1830, the Daley Colonial Farmhouse has a heated indoor endless pool and jetted tub. The farmhouse has an addition that blends perfectly with the original home done by architect Joe Luviene.

Located in Chatham, New York and for sale with Sotheby’s for $2,200,000. The listing says this Colonial Farmhouse was featured in Martha Stewart Living Magazine.

Delicate details on the arches framing the porch.

We’ll get a look inside the large screened in porch below.

As soon as I read the house had antique pumpkin floors I knew it was special.

Not one, but two window seats framing the fireplace, pinch me.

A spacious screened in porch is great to have in a home.

Of all the bedrooms, I wanted you to see this darling loft-style bedroom.

This heated “endless” indoor pool is a surprising addition to the home.

There are footbridges on the property. I wanted you to see this one that screams country living.

This is such an awesome old world farmhouse nestled in the countryside.

As you can tell the house at first glance is larger than it looks from the front view. Interested in this charming Colonial Farmhouse in Chatham New York? See more rooms and details on Sotheby’s.