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Sean Tracy is a jack of all trades who is on a mission to transform old, broken-down barns into dream homes. He traverses America in search of run-down barns that are on the brink of being demolished. Once he locates a dilapidated structure, Tracy either refurbishes it on the spot or dismantles it and transports the pieces to his Bucks County, Pa., shop. There, he turns the old buildings into unique barn homes. Tracy does his best to meet his clients' needs and requests, which include features like a custom wine cellar and a cigar lounge.
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S1, EP2 "17th Century Charm Transforms to Modern Luxury Wine Cellar and Cigar Lounge"
Transforming a 200 year old field stone bank barn into a modern guesthouse.
S1, EP3 "Great Room Last Minute Wood Burning Fireplace Addition Design Challenge"
The barn guesthouse project; addition of a fireplace; a 200 year-old barn is taken down.
S1, EP4 "Barn Kitchen Great Room Reveal"
The barn guesthouse project continues.
S1, EP5 "Reclaimed Wood Bunk Beds & Barn Guesthouse Master Bath"
The lower level is completed with wood bunk beds.
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