Martha Stewart’s 153-Acre Cantitoe Corners Farm in New York
Martha Stewart’s primary residence, the legendary Cantitoe Corners estate, also known as Bedford Farm, is one of the most unique and meticulously curated private properties in the country.
Stretching across 153 acres in Katonah, New York, the estate reflects more than two decades of restoration, expansion, and hands-on design from Stewart herself.
What began as a few historic parcels in 2000 has since evolved into a fully restored, multi-residence working farm and lifestyle compound, shaped entirely by Stewart’s vision for beauty, order, and purposeful living.
Property Highlights
Estimated current value: Between $50 million and $75 million
Location: Katonah, New York
Size: 153 acres
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: Multiple across five restored homes
Notable Features: Equestrian facilities with stables and paddocks, extensive gardens and greenhouses, pool, meadows and woodlands, riding trails, farm outbuildings, animal enclosures, and guest houses.
The Main Residence: The 1929 Winter House
Cantitoe Corners is made up of five primary residences, each restored with period accuracy and adapted for modern living.
The 1929 Winter House serves as the main residence, featuring sun-filled rooms, refined finishes, and multiple kitchens built to support Stewart’s renowned culinary work. Many of those spaces can be seen in the post from Stewart below.
The Heart of The Winter House
While the Winter House has no shortage of beautiful spaces, the kitchen is by far Martha’s favorite, a fact she highlights in her tour with People.
In the video, you get a closer look at how the space was designed with a function-first approach, built to handle everything from intimate dinners to full-house gatherings with ease.
Additional Structures
Across the property, additional structures had been acquired over the years, deepening the estate’s functionality and charm.
A restored 1784 farmhouse, a 1897 cottage, and two mid-century residences act as guest houses, staff lodging, and overflow space for family and friends scattered throughout the property.
On the property, you can also find structures dedicated to equestrian amenities, including stables, riding rings, paddocks, and wooded trails, that add to the versatility of the estate.
Around The Grounds
Taking up most of the acreage are gardens, orchards, meadows, and working farm areas that support a wide ecosystem of animals, including horses, donkeys, chickens, peacocks, and more.
Stewart’s meticulous gardening and landscape design have transformed the grounds into a living showcase, with every field, path, and planting carefully chosen.
Garden Tour With Martha
The gardening areas extend far beyond the daffodil fields shown above. There’s an entire pergola draped in a variety of blooming flowers that frame a winding path leading through poppy gardens, fruit orchards, and all the way to the greenhouse overflowing with even more plants.
For a deeper look at the full landscape, CBS Sunday Morning offers a guided tour with Martha herself, walking viewers through the fields and the thoughtful design behind them.
Final Thoughts
More than a home, Cantitoe Corners is Martha Stewart’s personal masterpiece, a functioning farm, an event venue, a creative laboratory, and a restored historic homestead all in one.
With its layered architecture, sprawling acreage, and unmistakable attention to detail, the estate stands as one of the most iconic private residences in America, embodying Stewart’s lifelong pursuit of craftsmanship, hospitality, and elevated living.
