 View of the finished south elevation of this early 19th century stone farmhouse. This project involved a complete restoration of the original stone farmhouse, the construction of a wood-frame shed addition, seen at the right, and the construction of a two-wing stone addition to the back of the house. This image shows the restored roof finished with heavy hand-split cedar shakes and pole gutters, new dormers which provide light in the finished attic, a reproduction door hood over the main entrance, new reproduction windows, and new reproduction shutters. Fredendall Building Company acted as both building designer and custom home builder on this project |
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