Here is a late 1700's English Barn from North Fryeburg, Me.  It is a hewn frame approximately 30'x60'.  We believe the original barn to be 30'x40 with the remaining 20' feet added soon after the original.  The frame is primarily Eastern White Pine with some Hemlock posts.  The timbers are large in this frame.  This barn would make a great house conversion.  It could easily be scaled back to the original 30'x40' size.  However, the additional 20' would make for a wonderful master suite in the loft with room below for more bedrooms, utilities etc.  This allows for most of the barn to remain open.

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This 24x24 frame is of hewn chestnut and pine.

A full two storys, this frame would make a great addition, small house or small barn/garage.

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This is a great little outbuilding that would make a wonderful guest cottage or art studio. It's 12'x14' with enough room for a small loft under the rafters. The siding and roofing material were salvaged. The frame is hewn Spruce circa 1820.

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.