The Most Metal House in Dutchess County Can be Yours for $1,395,000
Designed by renowned architects Gryzwinski+Pons, this Dutchess County modern home puts the pedal to the metal.
The 2011-built, three bed/three bath home currently belongs to Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø, founder of Evil Twin Brewery. Not for long, though! Could you be the new proud owner of this edgy home with a lofty, sun-filled interior? Pop on your shades and take a gander at the shine…
According to the architect’s description of the house, the distinctive siding is mill-finished aluminum…
…while the 2,150-square-foot interior matches the exterior’s coolness factor with its own, with environmentally-friendly features like top-notch insulation, on-demand hot water system, low-flow fixtures, dual flush toilets, LED lighting, high-efficiency appliances, and sustainably-grown lumber.
Stylish and open, this modern space melds Minimalism with whimsy in shades of Easter egg…
How about the groovy, atomic-age vibe of the living room…
…or the crisp bedrooms and spa baths with light filling every nook and cranny?
In addition to the master bedroom with a private balcony, the home includes a second suite…
…as well as a one-bedroom guest cottage complete separate from the house, adjoined by a shared patio. Guests can prep their own small meals in the kitchenette and eat under the stars…
…or take a dip in the in-ground pool surrounded by a wooden deck.
The 5.79-acre property sits just west of the NY/CT border, just north of the Dutchess County village of Millerton. While taking a stroll through the village, stop for some tea at Harney & Sons, catch a film at the Moviehouse, flip through some pages at Oblong Books, or take a detour onto the Harlem Valley Rail Trail, which runs right through town.
Have you taken a shine to this Dutchess County modern home? Find out more about 80 Shagroy Road, Millerton from Houlihan Lawrence.
