Greenwich English Style Barn

30 X 40 feet | circa 1800 | Greenwich, New York

This historic barn is an incredible gem. With massive timbers and hewn rafters, it is a rare example from New England. The frame sits on the edge of beautiful rolling farm meadows in the town of Greenwich, New York. The massive timbers and open first floor make this frame ideal for a great room with a partial second floor.

Details:

1200 feet of living space on the first floor
Oak posts, pine tie beams and top plates, and hardwood hewn rafters
Clear span frame with massive double tie beams
The largest tie beam measures 11 inches by 19 inches by 30 feet
This frame comes with vintage roof boards that have beautiful patina

Possibilities:

This frame is ideal for a barn home, garage, studio, or shop space. Because there are no middle posts in the internal bents, the floor space is wide open for the next owner to design the living space. The bent layout makes this frame ideal for a one third or two thirds loft.

Greenwich English Style Barn Rear view of vintage barn	Greenwich English Style Barn Historic barn ready for restoration, from Greenwich, New York	Greenwich English Style Barn The posts are oak, while the horizontal timbers are pine
Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn We love the geometry of this gable post with its braces!	Greenwich English Style Barn The tie beams on two of the bents are doubled, meaning that they do not need a center bent. The lower timber pictured here measures 11 x 19 inches, and has incredible color.
Greenwich English Style Barn The barn comes with two doors if desired- one internal and one exterior	Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn
Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn
Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn
Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn
Greenwich English Style Barn	Greenwich English Style Barn	Preliminary Drawings (not for construction) For more drawings click on the image and then 'Go to link'