1825 Loganberry Way, Freeland WA – Just another Rendering Space Network site

Here’s your chance to own a piece of American history handcrafted in the 18th century. This original 1795 Vermont Gambrel Home is constructed from extremely rare virgin chestnut, oak, & larch wood. Transported across the U.S. and recreated on 5+/- sunny acres at the end of a private country road. The interior finishings were thoughtfully hand-picked from salvaged materials that blend seamlessly with the old growth timber framing. Come relax & immerse yourself in the nostalgia of a bygone era.

STEP INSIDE

Restored Vintage Frame Deconstructed, Transported to Whidbey Island, and Rebuilt
Gambrel-Style Frame
Antique Gunstock Posts
Hand-hewn Chestnut Beams
Original Arched Collar Ties
Featured in “Old Vermont Houses” and “The Historic Architecture of Rutland County”
1,898 Square Feet
5+/- Acres
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms with Showers + Powder Room
Beautiful Wood-Burning Rock Fireplace
Loft
French Doors
Onsite Well
Detached Pole Barn/Carport
Sunny, Level Grounds
Deck for Relaxing
Fire Circle
Trails Through the Trees
Woodfire Oven with Cooktop