Two Acclaimed British Artists List Their Upstate New York Compound for $4.3M
Gary Hume and Georgie Hopton’s 41-acre property comes with a 19th-century farmhouse, tranquil gardens, and a Cor-Ten steel studio.
Gary Hume and Georgie Hopton’s 41-acre property comes with a 19th-century farmhouse, tranquil gardens, and a Cor-Ten steel studio.
Location: 165 Hill Road, Accord, New York
Price: $4,250,000
Year Built: 1860
Footprint: 2,300 (four bedrooms, two full and one half baths)
Lot Size: 41.5 acres
From the Agent: "This truly extraordinary 19th-century farmstead has been transformed into a sprawling, bucolic compound. Gary Hume and Georgie Hopton—two renowned British artists who split their time between London and Accord—have left their unique stamp on nearly every inch of the 41.5-acre property and its structures. You’ll appreciate their eye and attention to both the details and the grand scheme of things. With two adjacent lots including woodlands, meadows, ancient orchards, gardens, and tranquil ponds, this property guarantees unparalleled privacy and enjoyment. A terraced garden with a cedar sauna sits next to a spring-fed swimming pond. Paths cut through meadows rich with vibrant wildflowers. A dock is set in a spring-fed pond dotted with lily pads. And there are many more buildings to explore (a map will be provided to visitors)! The property also has a generator that serves the entire compound, and all electrical wires are buried to preserve the uninterrupted landscape."
Set in Accord, New York, the compound is a serene upstate escape. The towns of Kingston and Woodstock are less than an hour’s drive away.
Photo by Gabriel Zimmer / Catskill Image
Photo by Gabriel Zimmer / Catskill Image
"The 1860s farmhouse has undergone meticulous updates and additions that seamlessly blend modern comforts with rich historical charm," notes the agent. Exposed beams stretch across the crisp white walls, which serve as a blank canvas for vibrant artwork.
Photo by Gabriel Zimmer / Catskill Image
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