Passing through the foyer and by the intricately carved staircase, the den is to one's left. Beyond is a power room and further, the great room. Anchored by a cobblestone propane fireplace and flanked with built-ins on either side, the space is home to the living area, and dining area. Glass doors lead out to the furnished patio, with an outdoor shower, and a garden oasis. Conveniently sited off the dining area, the kitchen has new countertops and matching quartz backslabs, top of the line appliances and a feature wall revealing some of the original cobblestone from the Barn's facade. Notable throughout are the 10'+ ceilings, extensive millwork and carvings.

The staircase is open in the center affording a view up and down all three levels. The primary suite showcases a king-sized bed, a private bathroom with a glass and tile shower and two-sink vanity, and a private balcony overlooking the Bird Sanctuary, a terrific vantage point to enjoy the 4th of July fireworks from the comfort of home. Back within the suite, there are two window seats with storage below, built-in cabinetry for storage and a closet with custom hanging space and drawers. The foyer leads to a full bathroom with a tile and glass tub/shower and beyond, the guest room. The guest room has two full-sized beds and a closet with the washer/dryer. A spiral staircase leading up to a delightful playroom completes the space.

The highlight of the Barn, this unit includes the beloved tower, which is currently set up as a home office. Lightfilled with windows, it's the ideal spot to catch the boats coming and going and have a special vantage view of Brant Point.

Crawl space running under the Barn accessed through an exterior bulkhead, home to the mechanicals and not to be used for storage. There are two sump pumps under the Barn; One is under Units A/B and the other is under Unit C, in addition to several dehumidifiers.