#converted barns

It must have taken a long time and a lot of money to collect all the wonderful things they have in here.

That's one of two Bob's Big Boy's. There's another one out on the deck.

Although, the house does have good bones, like these windows in the dining room.

Small corner kitchen but the appliances look brand new.

Very large living room area with a big stone fireplace. Loads of beams, too.

Spiral stairs going up to the 2nd level.

After all it took to decorate it, you have to wonder why they want to sell it.

Back here, there's a sitting area with art on display.

Half bath.

Red and turquoise bedroom.

Bath on the main floor.

Looks like this was a bedroom at one time.

Stairs to the next level.

Large primary bedroom with a fireplace and lots of room for a sitting area.

Lovely little reading corner on the mezzanine.

Looking down at the main living area.

And, there's also this huge bedroom, too.

There's a shower room up here that's quite roomy and even has a little sunken area.

There's a deck on the front of the house and the beautiful front yard.

Garden shed in the back.

Then, there's a large deck in the back.

Oh, look.

4.1 acres of land.

It's a one-of-a-kind home. It looks messy, but that's their style.

I feel like buyers wouldn't understand the concept of deconstruction and a reimagined space.

I love places like this, but very few would appreciate it. I wonder if they even got any offers.

There are still original elements of the barn, but I can see someone coming in here and turning it into a modern farmhouse a la Jo Anna Gaines. A barndominium.

Look at the kitchen. Love the backsplash.

Old barn wood counters.

The walls are reminiscent of city graffiti. The floors are one big painting.

Vintage blue sink on a nice big industrial table.

Open tile shower.

Stairs are a bit steep, but cool. I would definitely add my own art to this, too.

Bedroom #1. I like how the duvet matches the wall w/the blackbird.

My own bed looks like the pink one. I prefer a messy look.

This looks like a spare room. It could be the other bedroom.

And, this one, too. It looks like a work-in-progress.

The sides of the house are painted, while the front is solid black.

They have a specific personal style.

6,098.4sqft lot. It would be nice if a new artist owner came in and put their own stamp on it.

I didn't expect it to be so pretty inside.

How cozy. Love the beams, exposed brick, and interesting fireplace.

Across the hall there's a spacious dining room.

And, there's also a dinette.

Kind of disappointed in the modern kitchen. It's nice, but this is a 1789 house.

This room is used as a plant room w/a nice chair for reading, tea, etc.

There's a commercial sink in here. Maybe it's for the plants?

Moving down the hall, there's a large full bath.

And, 1 of the 6 bedrooms.

This room has a nice brick wall.

There's a narrow porch along the side.

Look at the cobwebs on the cellar stairs. Strong original wood doors.

This is the jail.

Wow, it looks creepy in there.

The barn is converted to an interesting residence. Note the bell on the pole.

This is unusual. It's like a building within a room. They've got built-in seating, so maybe it was used for a specific purpose.

It's a confusing layout.

There's some shelving here, and sliding glass doors to the kitchen.

Looks like a bar under the stairs.

The spacious kitchen is nice. Love the brick.

As you climb the stairs to the 2nd level, that window gives it a colorful glow.

This would be a bedroom.

And, a bath.

This is bd. #2. I wonder if the layout was planned or just built as they went along, b/c the rooms are so disjointed.

It has a nice little deck on the side.

The house and barn are connected by a courtyard and often go unnoticed amidst the bustling neighborhood. 0.12 acre lot.

This is nice, it doesn't have that modern farmhouse look.

I think that it looks more Zen & Bohemian.

This is a little awkward, though. Is that a ladder in there?

The kitchen and dining areas are a little barn-ish.

Little heat stove next to the kitchen counter.

They show the kitchen on the floor plan, but this is all that they show of it in the listing.

Cozy family room under the loft.

There's a den up here, and it looks like some art supplies, also.

Unusual bedroom. It looks like it has a sitting room one level up.

Here's a large bath.

And a large bedroom, with a sitting area, facing a patio.

It's on the roof over the garage, so it must be the primary bedroom, b/c it's very private.

Down here is a room that you can actually pull your motorcycle into.

But, this is absolutely glorious. I wonder if they're leaving the plants. Can you imagine stocking this place from scratch?

There's a beautiful deck out here, surrounded by lots of trees and greenery.

Gorgeous grounds.

Another murky koi pond. Don't they filter these things?

The land measures 1 acre.

The wood is so well-preserved. It's light and airy, and I like the lighting fixtures.

The living room is huge and has such a wonderful, unobstructed view.

The living room doors open to a patio.

The old barnwood and doors are all original. It even looks like an original ladder that goes up to an old hayloft.

The thing that does come mind, however, is even though it's big and beautiful, what kind of heating bill do they get in the New York winter?

This is different. They painted the dated cabinets red and whitewashed the wood.

Quite a large kitchen that features a fireplace.

What pretty blue subway tiles.

The primary suite is very large.

The smaller bedroom is so cozy.

The subway tile baths are all so lovely.

The 3rd bedroom is larger and has a pitched ceiling.

This house by the pool is just as beautiful.

It has the cutest little red living room.

What a great poolhouse.

The kitchen cabinets match the red walls in the living room.

And, it has the cutest red bedroom.

It's a guesthouse, but it would be a wonderful place to live in year round.

The Front of the poolhouse.

Here you can see where the main house is in relation to the poolhouse.

The lot is 2.94 acres.