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Timber Frame Barn Kit Homes
Framing with massive timbers is like bringing Mother Nature indoors. Timber frame and post and beam construction is celebrated for its timeless beauty, which is why thousands choose to build entire homes, or incorporate expansive great rooms, using these methods every year. Hybrid designs that blend timber framing with conventional stick framing are increasingly popular, offering flexible, open-concept spaces tailored to modern living.
Our experienced designers work closely with your architect to create a custom structure that fits your family’s unique needs. Whether you’re planning a full timber frame home, a post and beam addition, or a stunning great room, we’re here to bring your vision to life.
We love the designs showcased below, but we can easily modify layouts, add extra rooms, or adjust dimensions to ensure your space is truly one-of-a-kind.
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Colonial
The Colonial style timber frame barn has a symmetrical roofline to not only provide a consistent interior height but also to create a balanced exterior, elevating both function and aesthetic appeal.
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Gambrel
Gambrel timber frame barn has a symmetrical roof with dual slopes on each side. The gentle upper slope maximizes headroom, while the steeper, lower slope creates a fully functional second story ideal for extra storage or versatile use.
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Monitor
Monitor style timber frame barn showcases a spacious central aisle that rises above the adjoining roofs, allowing for a wall that can be fitted with windows to flood the interior with natural light.
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Salt Box
A salt box timber frame barn features its signature asymmetrical roofline—long and sloping in the back, shorter in the front—creating a classic New England silhouette. Originally designed to help colonial families avoid additional taxation on two-story structures, this clever style combines historic charm with practical extra space, making it a timeless and functional choice for storage, workshops, or living areas.
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Broken Back Salt Box
The Broken Back Salt Box timber frame barn pairs a Colonial series building with a lean-to attached to the eave wall that can be enclosed or open-air. The steeper roofline of the main section contrasts with the shed’s gentler pitch, creating both visual interest and additional functional space.
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Shed Roof Modern
The Shed Roof Modern timber frame barn series features a single sloping roofline that provides an open interior and a straightforward, modern design.
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