“Stonefield Farm” is a Scandinavian-inspired modernist family compound set on 40 secluded acres in Bedford. Surrounded by open meadows and walking paths, the property also offers direct access to the Bedford Riding Lanes Association, a hundred miles of historical bridle paths winding through forests and pastureland.
The home is composed of a series of interconnected modernist barns, each clad in kiln-dried wood slats with movable shutters and barn doors. These architectural elements allow light and views to filter in when closed, lending the home a sculptural minimalism —a work of art in form and function.
The barns are linked by striking 12’ x 15’ steel-and-glass connectors, infusing the design with a touch of urban sophistication. Meanwhile, the classic barn forms and exposed heavy timber framing root the architecture firmly in Bedford’s agrarian heritage.
The home is thoughtfully zoned for flexibility—perfectly suited for an intimate couple’s retreat or a full family residence. Key features include a spacious three-car garage, a glass-enclosed mudroom, a large laundry room, and abundant storage.
At the heart of the home is an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space with unobstructed views of the pool and surrounding grounds. A dramatic 8-foot-wide skylight runs the length of the central hallway, bathing the interior in natural light and accentuating the clean lines of the architecture.
Additional amenities include a media room, full bar, and a covered outdoor summer kitchen—ideal for entertaining. The family wing comprises two staggered barns, composed of four large bedrooms and a luxurious primary suite. The suite features dual walk-in closets and dual bathrooms for ultimate comfort and privacy. The property has room for a horse barn, paddocks, tennis court, and tennis pavilion.
