Revisiting Hidden Pond Farm March 2, 2020 This content has restricted access, please type “glampad” below and get access. Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email 4 COMMENTS It’s hard to believe this house ever sat empty! So magnificent! And the countryside is equally breathtaking!! Xo Reply I can see why it is a favorite. Just lovely! Reply I have no idea why it stayed vacant BUT the taxes in NJ are the highest in the nation…reason enough not to live there….AND this property is lovely! Reply The lush roses and plantings are the house in June must be like a fairy tale. Beautiful Reply LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Previous articleAt Home in the Country with Jan ShowersNext articleA Charming Cottage by Jackye Lanham and William B. Litchfield related posts Design Crush: Gray Walker Interiors Tori Rubinson’s Colonial Parkway Design Crush: River Road Farm the latest features Style Profile: Liz Williams Interiors The Nature of Decorating: Interiors Inspired by the Natural World At Home in Australia with Jenny Rose-Innes Inside a Bold and Beautiful Fifth Avenue Apartment by Corey Damen Jenkins on our bookshelf The Nature of Decorating: Interiors Inspired by the Natural World The Happy Home by Ariel Okin Flowering Outdoors: Gardens & Parties Charlotte Moss Tells the Story of Home trending now My Southern Living Takeover and 11 Must-Follow Instagram Accounts Château de Morsan is for Sale 14 Ways To Repurpose Your Silver Pieces! Leta Austin Foster’s 10 Tips for Timeless Interiors Roses & Pansies: A Classic Chintz by Colefax & Fowler Classic Design with Holly Holden A South Carolina Landmark Designed by Mark Hampton The Art of Cursive and How to Improve Bowood House Design Crush: Cameron Kimber designer profiles Remembering the Historic Connecticut Home of Percy Steinhart Style Profile: Maggie Griffin Design A Timelessly Refreshed Historic Federal in Charleston A Charming “Year-Round” Summer Home in Maine best sellers Handwoven Rattan Parasol Lamp Striped Patio Umbrella Fringe Chair English Staffordshire Dogs Faux Bamboo Cachepot VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP VISIT THE SHOP
It’s hard to believe this house ever sat empty! So magnificent! And the countryside is equally breathtaking!! Xo Reply
I have no idea why it stayed vacant BUT the taxes in NJ are the highest in the nation…reason enough not to live there….AND this property is lovely! Reply
It’s hard to believe this house ever sat empty! So magnificent! And the countryside is equally breathtaking!!
Xo
I can see why it is a favorite. Just lovely!
I have no idea why it stayed vacant BUT the taxes in NJ are the highest in the nation…reason enough not to live there….AND this property is lovely!
The lush roses and plantings are the house in June must be like a fairy tale. Beautiful