A waterfall spilling beneath the white covered bridge at Brookmill Farm
Brookmill Farm Lambertville · New Jersey

You hear the waterfall before you see the house.

A private 1819 farm estate on fourteen acres in the Lambertville / New Hope corridor — open for shoots, offsites, and retreats. One group at a time.

The Property

A long stone-lined driveway runs under mature tree canopy and opens onto an estate established circa 1819, in the rolling hills of Hunterdon County — about an hour from Manhattan, Philadelphia, and Princeton.

The bookable space is the guest cottage and the grounds. The cottage is a fully equipped, design-forward house — stone-and-marble kitchen, styled bedrooms, a skylit sleeping loft, a screened porch. Around it, fourteen acres where the backgrounds don't repeat.

Two centuries of patina you can't rent from a studio.

The Grounds
Aerial view of the pool, pergola, cabana, and gardens
The white guest cottage with brick path and portico
Rattan lounge seating and umbrellas on the pool deck
The covered bridge at the stone-pillared drive entrance
Black and marble cottage kitchen against original exposed stone
The covered bridge and pond in autumn color
Book the Farm

Shoots & Productions

$225 / hour · 4-hour minimum

Editorial, brand, film, and content. A dozen distinct looks — period, pastoral, lifestyle, resort — inside one property line. Truck parking on the drive, dressing space in the cottage, host on site.

Offsites & Retreats

$2,750 / day · up to 15

The cottage as your base — sessions inside, breaks on the porch, walks on the land, the last hour at the creekside fire. No other groups. No shared spaces. Nobody looking over your shoulder.

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Larger productions, brand events, and dates beyond standard capacity — inquire directly and we'll scope it together.

Worth Knowing

One group at a time. When you book, the property is yours.

Day use, 7am–8pm. The main house is a private residence and stays that way. The pool is a visual backdrop only.

A residence and grounds, not an active farm. No animals on site — just land, light, and two hundred years of it.