The New World Dutch Barn is part of a dying breed, built from its northern European descendents, on a basilica floor plan with post & beam construction. Built in the mid 18th century and lovingly cared for over the last 30 years. Currently a 600 sf apartment, a large art studio and gallery. With 5000 sf of space, this beautiful structure has limitless possibilities. The numerous updates include a new foundation, an insulated metal roof, a well and septic system. Nestled on the corner of 6.5 acres of pastures and meandering streams.,FOUNDATION:Slab,AboveGrade:600,ROOF:Metal,FLOORING:Wood,Concrete,Unfinished Square Feet:4400
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1800Year Built
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$168Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Tracy Dober• FOUR SEASONS SOTHEBY'S INT'L R
Bought with Patricia Karr Seabrook• Paul Hallenbeck Real Estate
The New World Dutch Barn is part of a dying breed, built from its northern European descendents, on a basilica floor plan with post & beam construction. Built in the mid 18th century and lovingly cared for over the last 30 years, this barn has seen numerous transformations. It once housed milking cows, horse stables, sheep and goat pens, and a yarn shop. Currently a 600 sf apartment, a large art studio and gallery. With 5000 sf of space, this beautiful structure has limitless possibilities.
OneKey® MLS as Distributed by MLS Grid #M330379
Nov 10, 2014
Sold
$445,000
$89/sq ft
Jul 3, 2014
Listed
$549,900
$110/sq ft
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Last updated by owner on May 2, 2023.
RD3
Rural Development 3
The Rural Development 3 (RD3) District is intended to allow a mix of agricultural use and compatible moderate-density rural residential development and other conservation, recreation and open space uses consistent with established land use patterns. In order to conserve prime agricultural and other environmentally sensitive lands throughout the RD3 District, as well to maintain the overall rural and scenic character of the district, use of the residential cluster subdivision technique, encouragement of conservation density subdivisions and limitations on the scale of development that may be authorized are provided.