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Horse Barn |
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The barn measures 40 ft by 33 ft and is built into
the side of the hill for easy access to the hayloft, the
barn is used for storage these days. |
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The roof has been recently
replaced. It would be a simple undertaking to set up the
5 box stalls and tack room that were originally in the
lower floor. |
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There is electricity in both levels and running
water in the lower level. At this time the lower level
is being used as indoor parking and storage. |
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There are currently 2 separate rooms in the hayloft,
one is a ping pong room that is finished offering full
insulation, strong lighting, heat and a 6ft sliding
glass door that looks out onto the property. |
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The other two thirds holds the Sea Ray boat on
reinforced floor planks, If you would like to convert it
back to full time horses, remove the ping pong table,
boat and take out six screws that hold down the cover I
installed over the hay chute to the lower level and you
are back in the horse business. |
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This was the 3rd barn that I helped my dad build in
the two family moves that we made as I was growing up,
and it is a very user friendly design.
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