In Touch’s Timber Frame of the Month
Check out the”Timber Frame of the Month” from the May issue of In Touch:
A Home to Grow In
This month’s Timber Frame comes from New Energy Works in Farmington, NY.
This timber frame home primarily features Douglas fir, however there are other accents which include reclaimed cherry beams in the master bedroom from the owner’s land. Natural slate and reclaimed foundation stone also enhance space inside and outside the home.
Designed with a large family in mind, this 7 bedroom “lifestyle” home has plenty of room for one to enjoy some peace and quiet, but also features a wine cellar, projection TV media room, screened porch and open patio for when one wants to spend time in the company of family and friends. Keeping that growing family in mind, this home also includes acres of land to play in, a mud room with Dutch doors, his/her offices, boys and girls bathrooms, a separate wing for parents and kids, an organization station and a grocery pass thru into the pantry.
The majority of the interior cabinetry, counters, built-ins, etc. were crafted by New Energy Works’ woodworking division NEWwoodworks of reclaimed wood (a variety of species) sourced by their sister company Pioneer Millworks.
Pioneer Millworks also provided the reclaimed flooring - this home features the World’s Most Eco-Friendly Engineered flooring ™, engineered reclaimed Jarrah as well as solid reclaimed Jarrah (a unique feature because the engineered and solid look identical, but the engineered can be placed over radiant heat and in lower levels). The garage features reclaimed barn siding also sourced by Pioneer Millworks.
Click here to check out the fact sheet from this property for more details.
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