 This barn, a typical two-level, three bay Pennsylvania stone barn, was built around 1798. The challenge of this project was to create a functional and attractive residence within a stone barn while retaining the integrity of the barn as an element in the historic landscape.This view shows the south side of the barn after the rehabilitation. Note the restored pent roof, new stable doors, new synthetic slate roof, and large thermo-pane windows |
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Site design by The
Graphic Edge, Inc.