Special! 12' x 20' Trapper’s Cabin Display Model
We are offering our display Trapper’s Cabin at a special price. This cabin, previously on display at our Ellington Showcase, is true post & beam, with a 5' open lean-to porch, a pine door with oak latch & authentic strap hinges, a 9' wall height, and authentic mortise & tenon joinery throughout. The exterior has been stained, and the interior has a poly finish and painted floor. As shown, this display model is available at the special price of $39,995. That’s over $11,000 in savings! But, once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Elizabeth Park Timber Frame Gazebo
Elizabeth Park in West Hartford is known for its stunning array of flowers through the spring and summer months. Visitors to the park’s Sue B. Hart Perennial Garden can sit and enjoy nature underneath a timber frame gazebo. When they decided the gazebo was in need of an update, they came to The Barn Yard. We were able to use the design of the original gazebo to create a nearly exact replica, and gave the pavilion the update it needed. This 36' x 36' gazebo features Western Red Cedar timbers, with a 16' x 16' center pavilion and 10' octagonal extensions. The roof is Western Red Cedar Shakes, complete with a copper drip edge.
A Carriage Barn for Cars and Craftsmanship
In the hills of Vermont, a customer wanted a hobby space to work on vintage cars and start a wood shop. He chose a Plymouth Carriage Barn as his ideal structure. Thanks to the versatility of the Plymouth’s design, he has plenty of space for hobbies. A vibrant siding, plenty of windows, a partial loft, and three gable dormers make this barn unique, suited to the customer’s needs. Spanish Cedar doors—both overhead and entry—lead inside. Let’s take a closer look.
Alpine Timber Frame Pavilion in the Countryside
This 20' x 24' Alpine Timber Frame Pavilion has an open 12' reverse gable dormer and overlooks an incredible view of the Vermont countryside. The Alpine Pavilion, with its dramatic hammer beam trusses and black powder-coated steel straps, is a functional and eye-catching space to host family and friends. The customer added a stone fireplace on one side of the pavilion, as well as a seating area, to keep guests warm. In the center of the pavilion, a large table with even more seating is ideal for hosting large meals. The open gable dormer provides an unobstructed view of the Vermont sky, with the breathtaking views of Vermont in the distance.
