This is a Circa 1820 single story cape. At 20'x30' it is a good size for an addition as a great room or kitchen. It would also work as a small stand alone house or studio as there is enough headroom under the rafters for a loft.

This is a five bent, three bay, gable entry, hand-hewn timber frame from Eaton, NH.

The barn is 36'x37' with 12' bays and bents on approximate 9' 4" centers.  It is a very well braced barn with long corner braces.  The framing members are Pine, Spruce and Hemlock.  Great Barn! Circa 1841.

Originally a 36'x36' four bent, three bay gable entry, hand-hewn frame, two bents were added to make the barn 36'x52'.  The frame could easily be converted back to a four bent barn or continue as a six bent barn.   The newer bents are sawn and were probably added around 1880.  The original barn dates back to 1840.

This is a circa 1823 English Barn from Bowdoinham, Me. The frame is approximately 31'x34' and is hand hewn pine, spruce, and hemlock. It is a scribe rule, four bent, three bay barn with an eve drive thru entry. (A typical early style English Barn). A great feature in this barn is that the interior bents are clear span giving lots of unobstructed space in the frame. .