Authentic Historic Newport Barn, circa 1680's. Previously sited on Thames Street the Barn was disassembled and moved uphill to it's current location on Green St in the 1800's. Originally constructed on Thames Street for ship building and repair, the Barn was disassemble and moved to its current location in the 1800"s. It has been utilized for various purposes over the centuries including, funeral stable, and in the early 1970's a produce storage warehouse. The current owner purchased the residence in 1973 and has created unique and quirky interior spaces with makeshift semi-kitchens and multilevel living spaces. Woodstoves and fireplaces are used to supplement the rudimentary gas heating vent. Maintaining the spirit and authenticity of the building, the owner has maintained and replaced the single pane windows and natural shingle siding as needed and added whimsical carvings and details throughout. Located is in the harbor front area of Newport, it is across the street from Newport’s historic wharves just a block from the harbor. The Post and Beam construction provides ease for future conversion into a multitude of uses including commercial/studio space with indoor/outdoor workshop situation as well as separate guest quarters, and/or small business.