Duh…Vermont is full of barns – old, new, glamorous, rustic, completely abandoned. I definitely believe that, if necessary, the barns in this state could house its entire population. Well, maybe if some of the holes were repaired and a little insulation was added for the winter. These old barns will win your heart–and make you want to remodel them as your own home. What Vermonter wouldn’t want to live in one of these?
- This beautifully weathered barn on Route 14 near South Woodbury.
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- This rustic shack tucked behind an old apple tree in Putney.
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- This eerie abode near Hyde Park.
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- This inviting barn welcoming the snowfall.
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- This uniquely round barn in Elmore.
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- This patched and rustic building made out of every material in sight.
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- The little shack that blends in with the brush up in the Northeast Kingdom.
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- Perrenial Pleasures Nursery in East Hardwick.
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- The Starr Farm pentagon barn in Burlington.
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- Sweet Tree Farm and its luminous barn in East Dummerston.
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- This cute little shack that literally look like it’s about to fall off the Earth.
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- The Wobbly Barn Steakhouse in Killington.
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- This patriotic one near Williston.
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- The old-fashioned Bread Loaf Mountain View Farm barn.
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- And this one, peacefully buried in luscious heaps of snow.
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All I need is a book and a hot chocolate and I could hibernate in this last one all winter. Which is your favorite?
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