Our portfolio
From battlefield barns in Normandy to mountain barns in Romania and steadings in the Scottish Borders, each project is a specific structure, era and species, documented from site to delivery.
Each lot is tied to one place and one era, and never repeated once it is spoken for.
Romania · White Oak
High in the heart of the Transylvanian mountains, at an awe-inspiring elevation of 6,000 feet, stands the Apuseni Range Barn, a structure as rugged and enduring as the peaks that surround it.
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Lithuania · White Oak
In the heart of the Lithuanian countryside, a towering barn stands as a monument to ambition, foresight, and community.
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Romania · White Oak
Perched on the rugged slopes of the Transylvanian mountains at an elevation of 5,000 feet, the Dragan Valley Barn is more than a structure.
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Estonia · Red Pine
Amidst the rolling green countryside of Estonia, there once stood a sauna house that embodied more than architecture—it was a cultural landmark, a sanctuary where tradition and community thrived.
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Estonia · White Oak
In the heart of the Estonian countryside, a quiet sentinel stands—the Piir Barn, a relic from over 120 years ago.
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Romania · White Oak
Tucked away on the tranquil slopes of the Vlădeasa Mountains in Romania, a small winter feed barn stands as a quiet sentinel to history.
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Romania · White Oak
In the heart of Rotbav, a picturesque Romanian village nestled in verdant hills, stands a barn that has weathered the march of centuries.
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Estonia · Red Pine
Nestled amidst the rolling landscapes of Estonia lies a structure imbued with history and resilience—the Lurich Tavern, built over a century ago by the cousin of the legendary wrestler George Lurich.
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France · Elm
In the heart of Normandy, France, a weathered barn stands as a sentinel to history.
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Norway
Tucked into the idyllic village of Sauland, the Heddal Mill stands as a monument to the ingenuity and artistry of 19th-century Norway.
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Norway · Pine
Deep within the verdant valleys of Høydalsmo, Norway, stands the Høydalsmo Timber Lodge, a relic of the late 1700s that whispers tales of a bygone era.
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Norway · Pine
Perched above the tranquil Moskede Lake in the picturesque valley of Mørkdal, Norway, the Telemark Legacy Cabin stands as a tribute to resilience, history, and the pioneering spirit of winter sports.
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France · Oak
Nestled in the verdant countryside of Saint-Fromond, Normandy, the Timeless Truss Barn stands as a monument to the resilience of history.
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Netherlands · Oak
In the heart of the Dutch countryside, where rivers Maas and Waal weave their tranquil course, stands the Hernen Carriage House, a structure as steadfast as the land it rises from.
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England
Some historic places tell their story through a single defining moment. Others reveal themselves through centuries.
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France
Across France, thousands of stories from World War II remain hidden beneath fields, villages, and weathered farm buildings. Some tell of victory. Others tell of survival.
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France
History often celebrates the victories. Far less frequently does it remember the moments when those victories nearly unraveled.
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France
Long before the liberation of Paris became a symbol of Allied victory, freedom was taking root in the fields, forests, and farmhouses of rural Brittany.
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France
Across the rolling countryside of Normandy, history often reveals itself quietly.
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France · Oak
In the quiet countryside of Normandy, just a breath away from Utah Beach, a forgotten relic stood wrapped in ivy and silence.
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Scotland
Not every historic structure was built to dominate the landscape. Some were built to belong to it.
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Scotland
Some historic sites must be interpreted through records and photographs. Others tell their story through the buildings themselves.
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Scotland
Most historic farmhouses follow one of two paths. They are either preserved as homes or abandoned as agriculture evolves around them. Hilltop Homestead followed neither.
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Scotland
Some historic buildings are admired because they survived. Others are admired because they were preserved. Red Keep stands apart because it never stopped working.
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Scotland
Some historic farms are remembered because they survived. Others are remembered because they changed the world around them.
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Scotland
In a world where historic farms are often divided, sold, redeveloped, or absorbed into larger operations, continuity has become increasingly rare.
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Scotland
Some historic structures reveal their story through adaptation. Others reveal it through survival. Blue Stronghold reveals its story through precision.
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Scotland
Across the Scottish Borders, the story of agriculture is inseparable from the story of the great estates that shaped the countryside.
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Scotland
Every farm has a beginning.
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Scotland
Few places in the United Kingdom carry the weight of history quite like the Anglo-Scottish Border.
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Scotland projects are prospective sites that have not yet been procured. Ask the team about the current availability of any project.
Tell us which structure speaks to your project and the team will confirm what is available.
