A 6,000-Square-Foot Farmhouse Colonial Designed for Modern Living
This month’s featured Farmhouse Colonial in the Hamptons demonstrates what is possible when classic architecture, expansive living space, and modern modular construction come together. Built by Center Island Contracting this custom residence offers 6,000 square feet of thoughtfully planned space, including seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. The home is perfect for entertaining and family gatherings.
Classic farmhouse character, customized for today
The exterior makes a memorable first impression with cedar shingles, twin front-facing gables, a broad covered porch, and a graceful arched entry. Traditional details give the home an established, welcoming presence, while the generous scale supports the needs of a large household and makes room for both everyday routines and special gatherings.
Like every Westchester Modular home, this residence was designed to be customized. The result is not a one-size-fits-all floor plan, but a distinctive home shaped around the homeowner’s vision, lifestyle, and priorities.
A spacious dining room and bright entry create an easy flow for daily life and entertaining.

A spacious dining room and bright entry create an easy flow for daily life and entertaining.
Light-filled interiors with a warm, natural palette
Inside, natural light, wide openings, and warm wood flooring create a calm and cohesive atmosphere. The dining room is large enough to comfortably host family and friends, yet its soft textures and understated finishes keep it inviting. Nearby, the crisp white entry hall and modern black front door provide a clean architectural contrast.
The interior design carries a consistent palette from room to room: warm woods, creamy upholstery, subtle patterns, and sculptural lighting. The look is polished without feeling overly formal—an ideal balance for a home designed to be both beautiful and fully lived in.
The living room and kitchen combine generous proportions with comfortable, understated finishes.

The living room and kitchen combine generous proportions with comfortable, understated finishes.
Generous spaces for gathering
The main living area offers abundant room to relax, with a fireplace serving as a natural focal point. Wood floors offer warmth. Floor-to-ceiling window treatments offer privacy and soften the modern decor. The adjoining kitchen is equally substantial, featuring extensive cabinetry, a large waterfall-edge island, ample seating, and an open layout that keeps the cook connected to the rest of the home.
These connected gathering spaces illustrate one of the advantages of custom modular design: homeowners can create an efficient floor plan while still achieving the scale, architectural details, and finish level they want.
A custom modular home built around the homeowner
From its traditional exterior to its bright, open interiors, this Farmhouse Colonial reflects the craftsmanship and customization that define Westchester Modular Homes. Working with an experienced independent builder such as Center Island Contracting, homeowners can personalize layouts, finishes, and architectural details to create a home that feels entirely their own.
Explore the complete Farmhouse Colonial portfolio or contact Westchester Modular Homes to start planning your custom modular home.
About Westchester Modular Homes
Westchester Modular Homes (WMH) is a leading, award-winning manufacturer of custom-built, energy-efficient modular homes. Headquartered in Wingdale, New York, the company was established 40 years ago in 1986 and became an Employee-Owned Company in January 2000.
WMH has built over 8,000 homes. A pioneer in modular housing, WMH evolved into an award-winning industry leader through innovation in design, customization, superior craftsmanship, and green building practices. It offers over 60 home designs, all of which can be customized.
The company markets homes through a network of independent builders in a nine-state area, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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