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1.5 story dog trot

For Sale, Structures-Page
January 8th

This cabin is a 1.5 story, measuring 18 by 34 ft. It is hand hewn oak and has already been rebuilt with all necessary repairs and replacements. Included are the floor joists, rafters, interior wall. The ceiling height on the first floor is 8.5 ft and the knee wall in the loft is 3’8”. The height from the top of the top plate to the bottom of the sill plate is 13 ft. The interior wall sits slightly off center, creating one room that is 16 ft.by 18 and one that is 18 by 18.

: Exterior view of end
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: Exterior view of front
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: Interior wall
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: Inside view through window
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Frontier Cabin

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December 28th

This hand hewn oak cabin is one of the most unique we’ve found for several reasons: It’s original size is unusually large, measuring 28 by 30 ft. The size of the logs are massive with faces ranging from 10-16 inches wide. It is a very early cabin, standing in York County and dating to the late 1700’s. We were able to determine this based on the rosehead cut nails used on the exterior siding as well as the hand cut lathe used in the downstairs. Another unusual feature of this cabin is that it was never updated for modern amentities (even the most recent owner used an outhouse). It is an exceptional cabin in nearly perfect condition and many of the floors, doors, hardware, etc. are salvageable and included in the price.

Lewis Barn

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December 14th

This sawn oak barn frame is in excellent condition and stands in Lewistown Pa. It measures 55 by 56 ft. It is available only as a frame without the sleeper system and the price tagged, dismantled and loaded is $25K.

Frank’s Barn

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December 14th

This hand hewn oak bank barn frame stands in Eastern Pa and dates to the mid 1800’s. It measures appx. 35 by 55 ft. and is very good condition. The price with frame, rafters and sleepers is $32K. The price without the sleeper system is $28K. Both figures include tagging, dismantling and loading.

Tractor Shed

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December 14th

This sawn pine frame is a tractor shed addition to a larger barn that dates to the late 1800’s and stands in Northeastern Pa. It measures 20 by 24 ft and would be ideal for a small garage, workshop, studio or in-law suite. The height from the floor to eaves is 12 ft with an additional 7 ft to the peak and an 8 pitch roof. The upright posts are 8 by 8″’s and the rafters are 3 by 6″. The interior ceiling height from the loft is 7 ft. 4″. Included with the frame is the full rafter set, floor joists for loft and the original siding from 3 sides of the building.

Wagon Shed

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December 14th

This pegged, 16 by 20 sawn frame would be an ideal garage/workshop. It is a mixed species sawn frame dating to the late 1800’s. It is difficult to tell from some angles that it is painted white, but that will come off with pressure washing if you prefer natural wood. Although the rafters were removed by the time we took this photo, there is a full set of the original rafters. All repairs except were made as the building was dismantled and the building has been tagged, printed and dismantled. The only change to these photos is where a car would enter. It was quite low, so we replaced the crosstie on that side with a beam to be put up higher which can’t be placed cut to length until reassembly. Upon reassembly, there will be ample room to pull a truck in on that side.

1.5 Story Cabin

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November 25th

This cabin is a 1.5 story oak cabin measuring 16 by 22 ft. The interior height downstairs is 8 ft. to the bottom of the floor joists and 8 ft 8″ to the bottom of the floor boards. The upstairs is an ideal sleeping loft and the height at the peak is 8 ft. The height of the knee wall is 30″. This cabin has already been rebuilt in Berks County and all repairs have been made. Upon dismantling and shipping, the bottom sill plates will be cut even. The cabin is predominately oak, with 3 hickory logs and is hand hewn with dovetail corners. It originally stood in Berks County and dates to appx. 1850.