Vermont farmhouse exterior at the hermitage club.

FARMHOUSE DESIGN
The hermitage club, vermont

Commissioned by an active family of five, we were asked to create a new Farmhouse Compound on a property long owned by the family.  Located among rolling hills, the site posed a number of challenges including significant ledge, slope and strong seasonal winds.  These proved to be a small price to pay for arguably some of the best views in the valley.  We worked closely with the clients to create three uniquely distinctive structures designed to fit seamlessly into the surrounding historic community.  A balance of authenticity and durability were carefully weighed in the selection of materials which include reclaimed native stone, standing seam metal roofing, reclaimed barn board and cement based horizontal siding.  

KIRLEY ARCHITECTS Partner-in-Charge:  Keith Kirley, AIA
Project Management and Architectural Millwork:  Classic Colonial Homes
Contractor:  Vermont Barns
Photography:  Jim Westphalen​

 
Vermont farmhouse open kitchen with view designed by Kirley Architecture
Vermont farmhouse exterior and front porch
Vermont farmhouse mudroom with brick floor and blue walls.
Guest bedroom with bunk beds in restored Vermont farmhouse
Traditional family kitchen in Vermont farmhouse
Bathroom with custom double sink vanity. Vermont farmhouse
Living room with stone fireplace and reclaimed wood ceiling beams in Vermont farmhouse.
Red three car garage in Vermont farmhouse
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