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This antique Joseph Hyde Barn, built in the late 1700s, was remodeled into a residence in the 1970s but had fallen into disrepair over the years. In 2007, the structure was gutted down to the studs and rebuilt into a contemporary-style house with and upgraded foundation and framing and new added wing. Photo: Contributed Photo / CT -
The original hayloft was preserved to serve as a loft room overlooking the spacious living room. Photo: Copyright 2011. Daniel Milstein, Contributed Photo/Daniel Milstei / All rights reserved -
The living room features a coffered ceiling of exposed, reclaimed beams and French doors leading to the bluestone patio and enclosed backyard. Photo: Copyright 2011. Daniel Milstein, Contributed Photo/Daniel Milstei / All rights reserved -
The kitchen boasts a raised fireplace, a large center island topped in a 6-inch thick slab of marble with s breakfast bar to seat four. It also features a dual fuel AGA range with six burners and four separate oven doors, two under-counter Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer drawers and a Perlick wine/beverage refrigerator. Photo: Copyright 2011. Daniel Milstein, Contributed Photo/Daniel Milstei / All rights reserved -
The entry foyer within the home's metal silo features an elegant modern, circular staircase. Photo: Copyright 2011. Daniel Milstein, Contributed Photo/Daniel Milstei / All rights reserved -
The master bedroom on the second floor features its own fireplace, balcony and master bath. Photo: Copyright 2011. Daniel Milstein, Contributed Photo/Daniel Milstei / All rights reserved
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