Through a preserved original arched door lies a newly constructed pantry room, which provides another nod to balance between past and present. This second kitchen area offers open shelving for pantry goods and small appliances, a secondary farmhouse sink, wine fridge, and additional prep space, all dressed in a crisp palette of white and soft gray.

While the kitchen is a favorite gathering spot, the homeowners are equally fond of the newly built covered patio on the south side of the home. Designed for entertaining, the space includes a fireplace and pizza oven, all integrated seamlessly by Henrik Andersen of Scandinavian Co-Op LLC. From this vantage point, the property’s heritage unfolds: the original arbor, the pond, and the stonework lovingly maintained through generations.

Inside, natural light plays a starring role. A newly added glass-ceilinged sitting room invites the outdoors in and fills the home with sunlight from above. Designed as a modern conservatory, it’s a tranquil space for morning coffee or evening beverages, with the sky always in view.

Throughout the home, original plaster moldings and hardwood floors have been preserved and extended into new additions. Even details from the home’s basement, such as unused arched doors, have been repurposed to enhance the primary suite and closets, ensuring continuity across time.

This project took over two years, with surprises and discoveries around every corner. Yet the result is a space that feels not just updated, but elevated: a living tribute to craftsmanship, care, and connection.

“We were very fortunate and lucky to work with an absolutely wonderful team on this project,” the homeowners say. The home has always been part of the family, and now it’s ready for the next chapter…and the generations to come.