House in New York City, USA, 311 sq.m

SunRaven is a one-of-a-kind country farm. Originally built in 1929 as a carriage house and barn, it has been converted into a residence by local resident Barbara "Moppet" Reed, an internationally recognized wildlife photographer. The nine main rooms, which house about 3,300 square feet, occupy two levels. The interior spaces are filled with antique and restored materials, creating an intriguing combination of old and new. High ceilings with exposed beams give character throughout. Located in the desirable area of Guard Hill and on Bedford Riding Lanes, SunRaven is an impressive proposition. The four-acre property is the quintessential mini farm. Berry blackberries, grapes and fruit trees surround a large organic vegetable garden with beds. Both packs and aviaries provide housing for bees and peacocks. There is a flock of twenty people in a large chicken coop, while two horses and a llama live in a barn and paddock

Bedrooms and bathrooms

• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 3
• Full bathrooms: 3

Heating

• Propane, Hydraulic Air, Radiant

Cooling

• Central air

Instrumentation

• Included: Hot water: Self-contained gas

specifications

• Cathedral Ceilings, Den/Family Room, Kitchen with Dining area, Underfloor Heating, High Ceilings, Home Office, Kitchen Island, Main Bath, Original Details, Pantry, Steam Shower
• Floors: Solid wood
• Basement: Space for crawling, partial
• Attic: Partial
• Number of fireplaces: 1
• Common walls with other units/houses: There are no common walls

Internal area

• Total area of the structure: 3,351
• Total living area: 3,351 sq. ft.

Property

Parking space

• Parking Features: Driveway
• Has open spaces: Yes

Property

• Levels: two
• Stories: 2
• Patio and Porch Details: Patio, Terrace
• Waterfront Features: lake/pond/stream, river access, water access
• Residential vegetation: partially wooded
• Horses can be raised: Yes