A historic Hudson Valley farmhouse, nearly 200 years old, has been relisted for $1.59 million, reduced from its original price of $2.195 million. The property, named Half Moon Farm, belongs to celebrity photographer Alexi Lubomirski, who famously captured the engagement and wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
Situated on over 3 acres in Mahopac, NY, the farmhouse features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and has been carefully updated to retain its original charm from 1812. The home, which has been described as a “zone of comfort and joy,” offers a circular floor plan and an updated kitchen, combining rustic elegance with modern amenities.
The outdoor space is particularly lush, featuring trees over 300 years old and a garden free from pesticides since 2011. This environment has fostered a vibrant wildlife ecosystem. An Italian-inspired gunite pool and a potting shed for gardening add to its charm.
With a cozy living room and warm interior features, the home reflects both history and a family’s personal touch. As Alexi and his wife, Giada, have enjoyed their country retreat, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly looking to return to the U.K. while keeping their California home.
