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Meet the Host
Sean Tracey
Sean Tracy is a barn-home builder, whiskey distiller and host of Great American Country’s Barn Hunters.
About The Show
Episodes
See Episode GuideBarn Guesthouse - Kitchen, Dining and Great Room Reveal
Sean Tracy and the boys at Bucks County Timbercraft continue their work on the barn guesthouse project. Large cracks in the stone walls jeopardize completion of the top floor great room kitchen and dining area. Meanwhile Sean's love of unique wood leads him to open a whiskey distillery and tasting room.
Butter Creek Bank Barn Gut Renovation
Sean and the boys at Bucks County Timbercraft take on the gut renovation of an 1841 Pennsylvania Bank Barn.
Stunning Barn Wood Wine Cellar & Cigar Room Renovation
Sean Tracy meets with new clients about transforming their 200 year old field stone bank barn into a modern guesthouse. Sean returns to former clients' barn home to build a custom wine cellar and cigar lounge.
Great Room Last Minute Wood Burning Fireplace Addition Design Challenge
Sean Tracy and the boys at Bucks County Timbercraft continue work on the barn guesthouse project. Sean is thrown a curve-ball when the clients ask for a last minute addition of a wood-burning fireplace. Meanwhile Sean has to work with a salvage man to take down a 200 year-old barn before it ends up in a landfill. Will these two "lone wolves" be able to play nice and get the job done?
Barn Guesthouse - Kitchen, Dining and Great Room Reveal
Sean Tracy and the boys at Bucks County Timbercraft continue their work on the barn guesthouse project. Large cracks in the stone walls jeopardize completion of the top floor great room kitchen and dining area. Meanwhile Sean's love of unique wood leads him to open a whiskey distillery and tasting room.
New Bunker Hill Barn Home
Sean and the guys at Bucks County Timbercraft are closing in on the completion of a barn relocation and transformation into a new barn home. Interiors include a stunning Great Room/kitchen, massive master bed and bath and rustic basement man cave.
Building a Man Cave Out of Barn Wood and Rusty Scrap Metal
Sean and the guys at Bucks County Timbercraft continue their latest barn home project as they tackle the finishes on a 30-foot timber frame ceiling. Meanwhile downstairs Sean and Brian begin to build a barn style man cave.
The Perfect Timber Frame Home
Sean along with new clients Scott and Kristin are on the hunt for the perfect timber frame to move onto their property and build their new dream home around. Meanwhile Sean's daughter commissions him to build a dream home of her own.
Reclaimed Wood Bunk Beds & Barn Guesthouse Master Bath
It's the final push as Sean Tracy and his team at Buck County Timbercraft finishes work on the barn guesthouse project. The lower level is completed featuring reclaimed wood bunk beds and a luxurious master bed and bath.
Barn Guesthouse - Kitchen, Dining and Great Room Reveal
Sean Tracy and the boys at Bucks County Timbercraft continue their work on the barn guesthouse project. Large cracks in the stone walls jeopardize completion of the top floor great room kitchen and dining area. Meanwhile Sean's love of unique wood leads him to open a whiskey distillery and tasting room.
Great Room Last Minute Wood Burning Fireplace Addition Design Challenge
Sean Tracy and the boys at Bucks County Timbercraft continue work on the barn guesthouse project. Sean is thrown a curve-ball when the clients ask for a last minute addition of a wood-burning fireplace. Meanwhile Sean has to work with a salvage man to take down a 200 year-old barn before it ends up in a landfill. Will these two "lone wolves" be able to play nice and get the job done?
Stunning Barn Wood Wine Cellar & Cigar Room Renovation
Sean Tracy meets with new clients about transforming their 200 year old field stone bank barn into a modern guesthouse. Sean returns to former clients' barn home to build a custom wine cellar and cigar lounge.
Butter Creek Bank Barn Gut Renovation
Sean and the boys at Bucks County Timbercraft take on the gut renovation of an 1841 Pennsylvania Bank Barn.
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