The “Glass Barn” was built at Grindstone Island, NY on the St. Lawrence River.
Conversion from barn to home was done by the purchaser.

   How many can you imagine?

   In 18th Century Connecticut, housewrights and joyners were masters of incorporating the latest fashions into traditional structures; many solid Yankee homes of the time were decorated in exotic Chinese and Japanese motifs.

   This is the heritage. This is the centuries-old New England tradition of innovation built on a baseline of steady excellence.  And this is what you see in these exceptional house-barns constructed by Country Carpenters of Hebron, a premier builder of New England style post and beam barns, houses, and whatever you can dream up.