Great conformation in a horse starts with the bone structure.  The same can be said of a horse barn, but instead of bones, your barn has posts and beams and rafters to carry and transfer applied loads.  This fact is no more apparent then in a timber frame barn where the timbers are purposely left uncovered for all to see and appreciate.  Often, one must enter the timber frame home or barn before distiguishing it's style of construction from the standard stick built structure.  But this barn shows off it's true timber frame both on the outside and the inside. And as with most contemporary timber framed structures, all of the second floor exterior walls and roof consist of  structural insulated panels.  Additional videos are provided below to illustrate this barns impressive timber framing.

The stable level consists of 4 stalls, a wide center aisle, a large Tack Room with stairs to the second level, a Laundry/Powder Room, a Wash Stall and a Grain Room.  With nearly 1800 square feet, the living quarters above includes three bedrooms, two baths, and the Kitchen, Diningroom and Livingroom in a open floor plan arrangement.  Additional features include a large walk in closet in the Master Bedroom, upstairs Laundry Closet, a see through gas log fireplace, an office area, vaulted ceilings and covered exterior deck.
For more information about this barn/apartment give Karl a call at (828) 545-8528.