Over 5100 sq. feet, all rooms are overly spacious, room over garage recently dry walled. Lot changed to 2.3 Acres. The owners collected materials for years prior to construction in 1979-1980 by Roger Grimes. The doors, door frames, cabinetry, and shelving in the pantry and formal dining room were removed from a gilded age mansion in upstate New York prior to its demolition. The bricks used to construct the floor, wall, and walk-in fireplace in the dining area connected to the kitchen are antique fireplace bricks that were collected from various demolition sites in New England. The wall boards in the family room were sourced and hand planed in Maine. The floorboards and beams were sourced from Central Pennsylvania barns. Less than one-third of the recesses beams in the ceiling are exposed. The shed in the rear of the property is a his and hers outhouse that was removed from the Coleman property in Cornwall