In 2000, Martha Stewart bought a 152-acre New York farmhouse; 26 years later, the horse farm has 100+ chickens and 11 pheasants after she added 13 chickens and a silver pheasant
- Photo credit: @johnkernickphotography / InstagramWhen Martha Stewart purchased a 152-acre farmhouse in Katonah, New York, in 2000, the property was more than a country retreat.
- It became a working farm, creative laboratory and carefully managed home for an ever-growing collection of animals.
- Over the next 26 years, the former farmhouse evolved into Bedford Farm, also known as Cantitoe Corners, with horses, gardens, historic and modern buildings, and a remarkable variety of poultry.
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- Photo credit: @johnkernickphotography / InstagramWhen Martha Stewart purchased a 152-acre farmhouse in Katonah, New York, in 2000, the property was more than a country retreat.
- It became a working farm, creative laboratory and carefully managed home for an ever-growing collection of animals.
- Over the next 26 years, the former farmhouse evolved into Bedford Farm, also known as Cantitoe Corners, with horses, gardens, historic and modern buildings, and a remarkable variety of poultry.
Sources: Times of India