Historic 22-Acre Farm with Barn & Open Fields

About the Space

Historic 22-acre farm offering a private, cinematic outdoor setting ideal for film, commercial, and photography productions. Located approximately 60 minutes from New York City, the property features expansive open fields, a classic red barn, mature trees, and multiple exterior looks within a quiet rural environment. The farm provides scale and flexibility well suited for branded content, editorial shoots, commercials, and narrative projects. Long sightlines, natural light throughout the day, and minimal surrounding development allow crews to stage multiple setups without visual interference. The property includes a historic main house built in 1775, a separate carriage house, and barn structures that may be available for exterior or limited interior use by request. The home was once owned by William Paterson, a Founding Father, signer of the U.S. Constitution, and the second Governor of New Jersey, adding authentic historical character for period or heritage-inspired productions. The carriage house offers practical support space for productions, such as wardrobe, hair and makeup, or holding areas, subject to scope and approval. On-site parking is available, and the property can accommodate production vehicles and trucks depending on conditions and crew size. Access is typical of a working historic farm. Exclusive use during booking windows ensures privacy and control for productions. Availability, access to specific areas, and logistical needs can be discussed in advance to ensure a smooth and successful shoot.