British Artists Gary Hume and Georgie Hopton List Their Lovely Upstate New York Compound

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This new listing in the small Upstate New York enclave of Accord is a hidden gem where art, design, and nature mingle. Owned by British artists Gary Hume and Georgie Hopton, the sprawling estate has come to the market looking for someone new to appreciate it. Asking $4.25 million, the compound has an artsy, countryside feel and delivers ample privacy. What’s not to love?

According to a profile done by Upstate Diary, Hume and Hopton met in London in the 80s, eventually marrying and moving to the Accord home where the two reimagined this 41.5-acre property. A multi-purpose place for both living and creating, each of them has a studio to retreat that suits their style. Hume built an ultra-modern, 4,500-square-foot studio filled with Corten steel and concrete. Hopton’s studio on the other hand is cozy and bright, covered in white shiplap and surrounded by windows.

The circa-1860s main house exudes an artistic countryside feel, though modern finishes draw interest throughout. Above all else, however, it is cozy and full of character. Pops of color or pattern are found in all places, from the custom wallpaper to the inviting furniture. Perhaps the center of the main home is the kitchen, anchored by a center island and surrounded by green marble countertops. This residence holds three bedrooms, while an apartment-style suite awaits in a detached structure they call the “Little Studio.”

Indeed, while the main house is a main attraction of the vast estate, there are enough outbuildings and scenic spots across the grounds to hold your attention for decades. However you view beauty, whether you love angular architecture or rustic old barns from another age, you can find it all here. Luckily, they already have a map for visitors who stop by so people can easily navigate all the splendor.

The Upstate Curious Team of Compass holds the listing with diverse delights discover like a cedar sauna, ponds, ancient orchards, gardens, and more.

This article appears in the October 2023 issue of DailyDeeds.