The interior photos of our Yankee Barn Shingle Style home in The Hamptons are here! For the first time, we have shots of the inside of this spectacular house in East Hampton, NY. While not yet completely furnished, it doesn’t matter as the structure has major personality. Actually, I like seeing the house without all the furnishings as it allows me to really “see” features of the home I might otherwise miss. And what a beautiful home it is! 
Yankee Barn Shingle Style Interiors
The interior of this house is atypical for a Yankee Barn structure in that one has come to expect a visible post and beam frame in most every room. In this new offering from the Creative Director at Yankee Barn Homes, Jeffrey Rosen, we see the exact opposite. The post and beam is visible in only a few rooms; the kitchen, the master bedroom (and here they are painted white) and in the second living room located on the lower level. Staying closer to the original Shingle Style cottage, Jeff chose not to show exposed timber frame in the formal spaces of the home.
- The interior porch roof makes a wonderful contrast to all the white.
- Upon entering, the contrast of bright whites and deep rich wood tones is set. This theme continues throughout the house.
- The living room and dining room are perpendicular to the front entry. This photograph is taken from the dining room looking into the living room.
- This photo is looking through the living room, into the dining room.
- The kitchen is located at the back of the home, just beyond the living and dining rooms. Notice the step-down from the entry hall into the living room area in the background of this photograph.
- This kitchen features exposed beams, black honed granite counter-tops and back splash, and gorgeous cabinets from Crown Point Cabinetry. The pendent light fixtures are antique Scandinavian ship lights.
- Now let’s take a look at the upper level of the house.
- The master hall has beautiful built-ins along one wall leading to the master bedroom.
- The master bedroom is a stunning space!
- The master bath uses marble and Crown Point Cabinetry to make the space unique. The private balcony doesn’t hurt, either!
- The lower level of this home is as beautifully appointed as the first and second levels.
- The lower level living room with stairs visible just beyond the pocket doors.
Please note: All photos in this post have been taken by Chris Foster Photographer.
Yankee Barn Shingle Style Floor Plans
- First Level Floor Plan
- Second Level Floor Plan
I am in love with the floor plan of the Sand Point Shingle style house plan. Could you let me know what the square footage is please? I would need that info before I proceed any further. Thanking you in advance!
Hi Cathy,
The Sands Point comes in at 4000 sq ft. Please let us know if you have further questions :-) BeamBabe