HighPoint Trading Company LLC

09/13/2025

Lime kiln farms:
Day 1 was removing the years of overgrowth as mother nature was starting to reclaim it herself.

09/08/2025

Wick Barn Progress:
The stamped concrete foundation is getting completed for the upcoming restand. The heavy timber 28x41 is going to be repurposed into a one of a kind pond side pavilion. This little frame features 12x14,12x17 and 12x20 tie beams.

09/06/2025

Day 3:
The Miller Barn is complete. Another great barn in an even better location to live on another life.
We are looking forward to seeing the finished product as the designs are beautiful.

09/05/2025

Miller Barn
Day2: Bruceton Mills, West Virginia
This property is situated way back in the mountains and a stones throw from the Big Sandy Creek. A world class kayak destination.

08/26/2025

The Miller Barn repairs are complete and will be living its next life as a home in northern West Virginia.

08/23/2025

McGovern Barn circa 1870’s
40x60 hand hewn hemlock.
This beautiful frame is going to make an amazing home or venue. With 17’ sidewalls and a 30’ peak the barn can easily suit a second story living space. The downstairs foundation wall is by far the nicest and beefiest we have ever come across and would be a great addition along with the frame.

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08/16/2025

Some Incredible exterior progress shots of the Malcolm, Post and Conover New World Dutch Barns restood in Wood River, Nebraska.

08/16/2025

07/13/2025

Rare 1760-1770 Single Aisle Dutch Barn.
Built by the family of Louis Bevier a French Huguenot that settled with the Dutch in the early 18th century. This 30x35 frame features a 4 bent 3 bay layout with all the anchors being swing beams. The largest being at 10x20x28’. The hand hewn rafters feature a rare collar tie beam system between each set. It seems to blend Dutch and English joinery.

07/03/2025

The reclaimed grain bin bathroom is complete.
It turned into an amazing space.

07/01/2025

Available Frame!!!!
King Ferry 30x42
circa 1790
This beautiful features a 100% hand hewn frame. 9x13 white oak ties, 4x5 white oak rafters, hewn white oak bracing and a 5 sided whites oak ridge beam. Originally constructed as a ground barn it was later reconstructed on a foundation and an additional interior bent added. The original end wall still remains and will be put back to its original place. Contact us for more info on this living relic and its incredible history during the revolutionary war.

07/01/2025

Looked at this circa 1860s 35x55 mainframe with a unique 36x55 timberframe addition.
The 35x55 features 11x11 post and tie beam construction with 4 side hewn 4x6x21’ rafters.
The addition ran a double purlin system with some nice angled timber bracing.