A true barndominium nestled on spacious open land that offers a unique home place for you. The barn was built in 1951 and then converted to a home in 1995. The conversion was thoughtfully done and kept key original features such as the large stall beams, wide pine floors, and use of some of the original farmhouse doors. Four of the old barn windows also were kept to adorn the walls! The current owners updated the home over the years spending approximately $195,000. Hightlighted updates include: remodeled Master bath 2015; New Metal Roof & new windows/skylights 2018; new Custom Kitchen 2022;; stamped concrete patio 2025; brick & stacked stone patio 2026; and so much more. The home offers three floors of living with no carpet, with white oak, pine flooring, and Cortex. The first floor has french doors; original barn beams; a custom kitchen with quartz tops; island; Kitchen Aid refrigerator, stove and dishwasher; deep pull out pantry and custom T.V. cabinet. Also, handy for those who work from home, are 2 rooms currently used as offices, plus a dining, breakfast area, deck access ,and a full bath with laundry closet. Once you reach the second floor you will admire the 2 story ceiling in the old hay loft space with huge custom window, original pine floors, fireplace, skylights and 2 bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bath. Circle up the spiral staircase to the loft and Master. The large loft offers a wonderful view through the hay door window by day and many moon lit views at night. The vaulted master bedroom as a T.V. mount and durable Cortex flooring that resembles the pine floors below. Step into the vaulted bath with skylight; claw foot tub; granite vanity; tile shower with seat; and built-in cubbies for towels and toiletries. The exterior has many updates and improvements that provide gracious outdoor entertaining and living. Swing on the front porch and watch the butterflies, bunnies and birds go by. Grill a fabulous meal on the back deck. Head to the stamped patio designed for a fire pit and casual conversation. If you need a bit of shade, stroll over to the tree-covered, brick patio. If you have been looking for a truly rare and distinct home, this may be what you have been looking for. Note: Due to low ceilings, 389 square feet on the first floor includes the closet area, 2nd study, bath & laundry area. This was the old Tack Room.