Beware: When I show you this house you will fall in love with it, buy it, and then we'll hold the inaugural Joinery Enthusiasts Anonymous meeting. I'll bring cupcakes.
If you’ve ever watched Barnwood Builders you get the drift; somebody acquires an ancient barn or log home, they deconstruct it, then re-construct it either into the same shape structure or a modified structure. But the point is to save a building that has been let go far too long. It’s a beautiful way to repurpose what might be a condemned structure, and in a beautiful house in Park City, Utah, that's exactly what's happened. The story continues: apparently the dramatic timbers are from an Essex grain barn, built in the 17th Century. And they are MAGNIFICENT.
This is the story of 1403 Eagle Way, listed by a colleague of mine at Summit Sotheby’s International Realty.
