Located in the picturesque countryside of Leicester, NC, this historic 100-year-old tobacco barns offer a unique opportunity for wood collectors and restoration enthusiasts. These barns, steeped in history, were once used for drying tobacco and feeding cattle, featuring original wooden troughs and rustic timbers.

The barns boast weathered wood with rich character, including aged beams, siding, and structural elements that have gracefully endured the test of time. Perfect for repurposing into furniture, architectural features, or bespoke woodworking projects, this reclaimed wood offers unparalleled quality and history that newer materials simply can’t replicate.

These barns are ready for careful dismantling by collectors looking to bring a piece of North Carolina’s agricultural heritage into their homes or projects.

Whether you’re looking for the deep, warm tones of antique wood or the rough-hewn charm that only decades of weathering can produce, these barns are a treasure trove of possibilities.

*Note: Access to the property will be arranged by appointment. Collectors are responsible for their own dismantling and transportation.*