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The Mill House in Rhinebeck is more than 6,000 square feet of exquisite design.

Just outside the village center, this sprawling estate has a European flair.

Hand-plastered walls in the foyer have a bespoke air.

Thick, singular stones create the fireplace surround in this living room, which has French doors that open to the outdoors.

The newly renovated kitchen has dramatic granite counters and backsplashes, with natural wood and putty-toned cabinets providing a neutral backdrop.

The dining room is understated but elegant, with a statement chandelier.

The limestone fireplace in this room is more refined.

A sofa wide enough to stretch out in for a nap fills this burgundy-toned window alcove.

A mural wraps the walls in this bathroom, which has a deep, ribbed sink in the same granite as that in the kitchen.

This bedroom is large, with a door out to a raised terrace.

This bath is a mix of many materials, from granite to tumbled stone to dark tile.

“Cozy” nails the description for this bedroom.

Minimalistic yet stunning, the subtle touches in this bedroom catch the eye.

The heavily glazed, dark tile we saw in the arched shower reappears around the tub in this bathroom.

Sunlight dances on the floor in this big bedroom.

Hexagonal, terra-cotta tile fills the floor in this mudroom.

There are four bedrooms and 4.5 baths in the main house, and one bedroom and one bath in the guest house. This bath is floor-to-ceiling inch-wide tile.

Ten acres of rolling lawns and woods mean lots of room to roam.

On a hot day, enjoy the inground gunite pool.

A three-bay, detached garage has a full upstairs, too. And all of this is under a mile from downtown Rhinebeck and a hot loaf fresh from the oven at Bread Alone Bakery & Cafe. Be prepared to face a list price of $4,750,000.

If this gorgeous estate in Rhinebeck is your jam, find out more about the Mill House at 93 Mill Road, Rhinebeck, from Delyse Berry, interior designer and Principal Real Estate Broker with Upstate/Down.