Meadowlark celebrates the natural surroundings with its pavilion style architecture, designed for intimate connections with nature. The home is sited on a pastural property with sweeping meadow views and unspoiled woodlands, accessed at the end of a private road. The architecture is comprised of three volumes offering grand open living spaces, private owners quarters and guest accommodations. Meadowlark is located at Dutchess Reserve on 27 stunning acres with open pasture and woodlands, mature trees and stunning terrain, accessible from a quiet country road with nearby historic estates. The property’s inspired interiors showcase natural textures and a luxurious modern sophistication. A quintessential country estate minutes from the villages of Rhinebeck and Millbrook, and easy access to NYC via the Taconic Parkway or rail lines.The living spaces share grand views to the outdoor entertaining patio and pastoral grounds. The dramatically glazed great room offers views to the natural surroundings and exit onto the integrated covered porch with optional automated screens — the perfect spot for outdoor entertaining during any weather the season has in store. The luxe kitchen features Miele obsidian appliances, copious storage along with a second scullery kitchen for additional prep space, perfect for dinner parties. An attached two car garage connects to a secondary entrance mud room and laundry. Continue along the gallery to enjoy the den with full glazed wall access to the outdoor patio and two guest suites. Enjoying utmost privacy, the primary suite is comprised of a spacious bathroom with freestanding bathtub, shower, double vanity, radiant floor heat and WC. The residence’s interior design features luxury materials including oak hardwood floors, designer finishes, Danish cabinetry, Miele appliances and geothermal HVAC. Includes septic, private water well, underground utilities and driveway. Customization options are available including pool, hot tub, sauna, home gym, finished basement and others. To be built by the Upstate Modernist team.