My husband Nick and I purchased our property in 2015. It was a mid October day when we viewed it for the first time, the leaves were perfectly changing to yellows and reds — it was so beautiful it had us completely overlooking how neglected and run-down every square inch was. We hadn’t even made it up the long gravel drive - I saw the trees, the hills, the barn — I turned to Nick and said “this is it.”
I started a blog and instagram account a few months after we closed — I knew I wanted the word humble in the name, because thats exactly how we felt standing in our home that had no working heat for two months in the dead of winter, HUMBLED. I needed a distraction while we were experiencing infertility - so I turned to this space to share how a couple city slickers turned full on country. It has been so much fun for me to share the ever evolving land that we so naïvely bought with our maxed out budget in our mid-twenties.
Everything around here has grown, my belly a couple times, the grass, the animals, the buildings, the boys, the garden, my love for the outdoors, and most importantly my heart. I have learned a new way of life, that feels like it was what was always missing. We were meant to live here and add soul and charm and laughter within these walls. Our Humble Hideaway is HOME.