What happened to farmhouse rules

Fuller filmed her television show "Farmhouse Rules" out of her own Dutch colonial home. The house is nearly 300 years old, located in Claverack, New York, and sits on a 152-acre farm.

Fuller's kitchen is complete with a vaulted ceiling, wooden beams, chandelier lighting, and, naturally, her favorite part of the kitchen is her beehive oven.

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It  can take up to four hours to heat, and so she has to carefully plan which items need to be cooked at what time. She also has hidden refrigeration drawers located around the kitchen to help make the most of available space, and of course, given her love of antiques, a 1900s stand mixer (via Today).

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Fuller used many local products and commissioned local contractors for the construction of her dream kitchen, including trees from her own farm and stone from nearby Ravena (via Westchester Magazine).

In 2020, Fuller and her husband, David Ginsberg, put Locust Dale Farm up for sale, asking a whopping $5.9 million for the property.

(For context, they bought it in 2002 for $405,000.) In addition to t