BARN converted by Ernest Burden as shown in his book Living Barns 1977. This T shaped Barn with its hand hewn beams cut from giant trees and foundation walls made of native stone. What was once the hay loft is now a dramatic interior space. The large Cupola's original vents were replaced with windows to let the natural light streaming in from the roof. Since its conception each owner added to its design and livability. The present owner has replaced the roof 11 years ago, well pump 7 years ago, new windows and sliding doors in last 10 years , insulated ceiling , added sheetrock walls in basement and new CWC septic. All the while keeping its original feeling toward creativity and relaxation. The exterior is full of flowering trees and flowers all season long. The wild life come to be gazed at and enjoyed as they eat from the fruit trees. The views of mountains, sunrises and sunsets from the decks there for you to enjoy this country living. Enjoy meals on the back deck set off the living room where you can see Hunter mountain. The magnificent stone fireplace in living room brings comfort and warmth on those cold days. The basement is presently used as a pottery studio but wonderful space with heat and 2 fireplaces..

There is a pool room with a a lap pool. Home is centrally located between Hunter and Windham Mountains. Abundant cultural life and so much more. Very unique home. Come and see for yourself.