Description

Brown County is home to many rustic properties, but this particular one is bound to capture your heart. Crafted from materials sourced from a barn that once belonged to the Hilltop summer camp, thought to have been erected in the late 1920s, the barn was dismantled and reconstructed on the Pumpkin Ridge property in 2002. Inside this unique residence, a variety of hardwoods like walnut, polar, oak, cedar, and barnwood grace the interiors, complemented by handcrafted doors, repurposed barn beams, walnut pegged stair treads, handcrafted custom made shelving brackets, and other distinctive hardware throughout the house, showcasing a collection of primitive and one-of-a-kind pieces. The kitchen features new maple cabinets, quartz countertops, and a custom walnut slab bar area. You have the choice of two beautifully designed bedroom suites for your primary bedroom, both with brand new fixtures in the bathrooms. Situated on 5 secluded acres, this home is just a brief ten-minute stroll from Mt. Tea State Forest.