Austin Barney House
- Property Overview
- Inventory List
- Property Map
- Historic/Common Name:
- Barney House #2
- Address:
- 10 Mountain Spring Road
- Town:
- Farmington »
- Year:
- 1936
- Notes on Establishment:
- Established in accordance with the CGS section 7-147.
- Historic Designation:
- LHP, LHD, SR, NRHD
- Property Authority:
- Farmington Historic District Commission
- Features:
- Building, Garden
- Historic Use:
- Residential
- Present Use:
- Residential
- Architectural Style:
- Colonial Revival- Georgian
- Era:
- 20th Century
- Map:
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- Eligible for Historic Home tax credits:
- Yes {/if #}
- General description:
Listed as Barney House #2 in the Farmington Historic Survey, this is a large symmetrical brick building to house an employee of Austin Barney. The house was built in 1936 in Colonial Revival style.
- Significance of the property:
This building is a beautiful expression of classical style. It has been associated with Treadwell, Norton and Barney families.
- Relationship with the Surroundings:
This massive 4734 sqft brick building is sited in a 1.9 acres property towards the east of Mountain Spring Road.
- Ownership:
- Private
- Owner:
- Lawson Vicky
- Sources:
[1] District information retrieved from the town website http://www.farmington-ct.org/.
[2] Preliminary Study Committee Report, Farmington Historic District Commission, 2003, SHPO Library, Hartford.
Assessors information and Parcel IDs retrieved from the website http://www.farmington-ct.org/landrecords/search.php.
Maps and GIS information retrieved from the website http://www.crcog.org/gissearch/Default.aspx.- Date of Compilation:
- 12/31/11
- Compiler:
- Manjusha Patnaik, CT Trust for Historic Preservation
Map of the historic property retrieved from the online GIS map
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