Built from a 200-year-old colonial manor, the Rebarn uses repurposed materials from its property to add a series of unique extensions. The stone and timber for the project were salvaged from a collapsed barn dating back to 1820. Once the building was carefully disassembled, the materials were refurbished and built into a group of outbuildings surrounding a courtyard at the rear of the home. The interior has a modern aesthetic — with clean white walls and polished concrete floors — while the addition of the pit sawn beams and ancient stone add an authentic quality that echoes back to the home’s original heritage.
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