Since the design, techniques, materials, products and approach used in the project can be applied to other older homes to achieve the same environmentally sound living space, The 1812 Farmhouse Revealed project will stand, not only as an inspiration for homeowners, but for industry professionals as well. For a reduced impact on the environment, the existing building footprint of this home will remain intact. In fact, the actual living area will actually be reduced by approximately 30 square feet due to the removal of the foyer ceiling, to the upstairs vaulted ceilings.

The restored home will feature an open floor plan with a deconstructed kitchen, dining and living area on the main floor, as well as a multi purpose room adorned with reclaimed wood barn doors. A rebuilt field stone fireplace will provide warmth and a central focal design element. The first level will also include a full bar, a laundry room/mudroom and a full & 1/2 baths. French doors will invite the outside in (and vice versa), with Southern views of the completely private 3+ acres and to a spacious patio equipped with a built-in grill and/or fireplace. The upper level features dual master suites, "the hottest new amenity in luxury homes", according to Architectural Digest.

The property, which is also featuring a detached garage and a horse barn, is situated in a historic section of South Salem, a sought-after hamlet of Lewisboro, Westchester County, NY.