#barns

Not only did they build around the original components of the mill, but they've also incorporated architectural salvage pieces, like the frame around the double doors looks like it was a mantel from a huge fireplace.

This is so pretty.

Through those double doors there's a lovely, roomy vintage bath.

Nice dining room. They arranged furniture and salvaged pieces to act as walls and separations. All of the columns and ceilings are original.

The kitchen is lovely. It doesn't look like a fitted kitchen, yet all of the pieces go together perfectly.

Salvaged vintage drainboard sink.

Clever, interesting way they arranged the pieces.

Then, along the side they made a delightful sunroom.

Cozy, and it gets lots of sun.

On the 2nd level, there's a roomy, light-filled studio.

The primary bedroom is very large and there's an old fan suspended from the ceiling.

They fashioned the shower under an original part of the mill. That's so clever.

And, look at the grinding gears.

I love to see the mechanisms.

This bedroom has 2 beds in private frames with curtains.

There's plenty of room for gym equipment.

Plus, there's an entire TV room with room to spare.

A huge fairly new barn also serves as a garage.

It's a very large space.

In the back there's a ramp to the 2nd level.

It's cavernous.

Plus, there's another garage on the house.

And, another outbuilding. 2.39 acre lot.