In Upstate New York, a Revamped Midcentury Prefab Seeks $2.5M

Dwell Staff
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The Deck House company built thousands of prefabricated homes across the East Coast, although only a handful remain in the Hudson Valley.

Nestled next to a meadow of wildflowers, the wood-clad home presents a peaceful city escape all while being less than a one-and-a-half hours' drive from Downtown Manhattan.
Nestled next to a meadow of wildflowers, the wood-clad home presents a peaceful city escape all while being less than a one-and-a-half hours' drive from Downtown Manhattan.

Location: 309 New York 343, Millbrook, New York

Price: $2,550,000

Year Built: 1970

Footprint: 2,790 square feet (four bedrooms, four baths)

Lot Size: 11.38 acres

From the Agent: "Welcome to Deck House. The iconic midcentury home is sited back on 11-plus acres of meadow, wildflower fields, trails, and forest with a fenced organic garden, a two-bedroom, vintage-inspired pool house and a gunite pool. All just minutes to the charming village of Millbrook. The design features post-and-beam construction, the gable ends fitted with large panes of glass, generous overhangs à la Frank Lloyd Wright, mahogany accents, and vaulted cedar ceilings. The current owners have balanced this midcentury aesthetic with many new upgrades including new windows and skylights that allow light to flood the space."

Nestled next to a meadow of wildflowers, the wood-clad home presents a peaceful city escape all while being less than a one-and-a-half hours' drive from Downtown Manhattan.
Nestled next to a meadow of wildflowers, the wood-clad home presents a peaceful city escape all while being less than a one-and-a-half hours' drive from Downtown Manhattan.
In addition to featuring an original brick fireplace, the radiant living and dining area also offers direct access the private backyard patio via floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors.
In addition to featuring an original brick fireplace, the radiant living and dining area also offers direct access the private backyard patio via floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors.

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