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The Nutfield Barn Home
$178,850
4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 2,623 sqft(Footprint:33' x 59')
The cupola calls to mind a New England farm. Likewise, the barn doors at the entrance. But don’t mistake The Nutfield for a particularly tasteful place to keep just your horse and tractor (although you should feel free to do that too!)
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The Belmont
$156,450
3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 2,395 sqft(Footprint:48' x 37')
Originally built on a gorgeous New Hampshire lake, the Belmont was created to embrace a great view. Taking advantage of a sloping lot, the finished basement allows for three floors of views and a total of over 3,800 square feet of living space on a small lot.
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The Greenfield
$164,750
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 2,280 sqft(Footprint:31' x 49')
First impressions mean a lot. It’s clear this home stakes a claim to the land it stands on and nurtures those who live comfortably inside.
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The Salisbury Solar
$118,950
3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, 1,961 sqft(Footprint:37' x 33')
The Saltbox was a commonly seen timber frame-style home in early New England towns. Its characteristic steep-sloped roof, created then to ward off heavy snow loads, today can serve an increasingly important new purpose: As a spacious canvas for solar panels.
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The Temple
$79,350
3 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 1,238 sqft(Footprint:25' x 33')
The Temple is all about easy living. Wrap The Temple in charm and fresh air with a farmer’s porch, then just add your favorite rocking chairs and the morning coffee.
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The Adams Carriage House
$111,150
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 2,294 sqft(Footprint:37' x 37')
This Carriage House barn design has lots of space on the main level. Upstairs, the residence provides ample space to use for guests, a weekend retreat, or a short-term stay while building a larger home. Two bedrooms, a great room, 3/4 bath, and an eat-in kitchen provide all you’ll need to stay where you play or plan for the future under the timber beams of this timeless, practical barn home!
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The Webster Carriage House
$133,600
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 1,332 sqft(Footprint:37' x 37')
The Webster begins to blur the lines between “home” and “barn,” though, with dormers that open up the finished second-floor and additional living space on the first floor. It begs the question: Is this a barn with an apartment, or a house with a built-in garage?
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The Kittery Carriage House
$115,200
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 1,040 sqft(Footprint:29' x 37')
Use the Kittery as a home away from home, or add it to an existing property to host guests and dramatically expand storage for vehicles and machinery.
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The Whiteface Carriage House
$112,650
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 2,146 sqft(Footprint:29' x 37')
This Carriage House design comes in the shape of an historic barn, but is configured for three-bay parking. Cars, a tractor, the boat, even the snowmobiles can be stored handily in this roomy garage.
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The Jefferson Carriage House
$97,000
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 1,850 sqft(Footprint:25' x 37')
The Jefferson Carriage House has a classic barn silhouette. This barn can be equipped with large rolling doors, perfect for farm equipment or mounted riders. Or, install overhead doors as shown and use the space as a garage! The loft space provides almost 900 square feet of living space for your guests – or for yourself on weekends away.
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The Attitash Barn Dormer Apartment
$81,750
1 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 1,250 sqft(Footprint:25' x 25')
The Attitash is ideal for a smaller lot and modest storage needs.But “modest” can be a relative term, because the Attitash Carriage House houses a secret gem on its second floor: Retreat to this one-bedroom apartment that also has a deck and more than 600 square feet of room inside, thanks to a dormer that also adds to its curb appeal. The Attitash Carriage House is perfect as a getaway for two, an apartment for a grown child, or a rental property.
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The Guesthouse
$95,650
2 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 825 sqft(Footprint:25' x 33')
Take hosting to the next level! If you live in a desirable location—near a lake, or with a view of the mountains, for example—you may find that friends and family visit pretty frequently.
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