Our new farmhouse is our pride and joy! We renovated the entire house last spring just in time for the summer season. And we get to share it each summer with travelers who are looking for somewhere to stay in Montauk. I love hearing our guests’ impressions of our home and the little details we focused on when pulling it all together. One of the ways we afford to have a home in Montauk is by renting it out in the summer. I grew up in this town, but since then, prices have skyrocketed. And the real estate market didn’t really experience the recession as strongly here as the rest of the country, so prices are still sky high. We accept rentals on VRBO and airbnb, but you can also contact me directly at dana@beachhousehustle.com to save on administrative fees if you are interested in staying here. Family and pet friendly. Priority is given to rentals of more than 30 days comprised of a single or extended family.
Adorable farmhouse up on a hill…with solar!
Cute little front porch. We actually sit here!
Entry leads to an open downstairs
I built this table with my father
Couches from article.com
My father helped me build that coffee table
TVs look so much better when they are mounted on the wall
A few coffee table books, along with a nice tray to keep clutter controlled
Panoramic view of how it all fits together
That surfboard was a gift for my 18th birthday. I love that our home is big enough to display it now!
These weathered shelves are something that takes time to create. They are made from scaffold planks
The island surfae is Superwhite Quartzite
We used the same cabinets as we did in the trailer because we loved them so much!
In the dining room at the Farmhouse, we used Stonington Gray.
Recognize that side table? Pinterest inspired me and I’ll post how I made it one of these days.
The bar cart is from my grandparent’s house – a true midcentury piece!
My dad helped me create and build the beds for the whole house
I like bed side tables and lamps that go well together but don’t match.
We also used Coventry Gray in the downstairs guest room at the Farmhouse.
Downstairs bathroom got a little facelift but we eventually plan to move it,
All the art was framed by my father, who has been working with driftwood since the 90s.
Double closets in our master help us keep our clothes hidden,
A spare piece of reclaimed wood became the backboard for a wall full of hooks.
Wickham Gray in the master bath at the Farmhouse.
Upstairs guest room. Most of the throw rugs throughout the house came from IKEA.
Linens make a big difference when selling or renting, choose something gender neutral and simple, but luxurious.
The large yard is so gorgeous in spring & summer.
A firepit with seating for the whole family.
These little chairs really appeal to renters with little kids.
Super comforatble lounges were affordable from Hayneedle and were not that difficult to assemble!
We are lucky not to have any super close neighbors
Since we haven’t had the time or money to properly landscape yet, I wanted to put a few different hammocks around the yard,
Jason dug regulation horse shoe pits along the back fence. Such a fun summer activity!
