Redwood-sided exterior of Poleeko Basecamp Unit 2

Barn conversion · Old Mill Ranch · Started 2026

Converted by Peter

Poleeko Basecamp Unit 2

An old horse barn converted into Poleeko’s second guest unit, with the new shell, exterior, utilities, concrete and insulation complete.

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Redwood exterior after the old horse barn was enclosed.

BeforeExisting horse barn
StartConversion began in 2026
CurrentShell + infrastructure complete
TargetSpring 2027 opening

Converted by Peter

A barn worth reusing.

Unit 2 began as an old horse barn beside the original Poleeko cabin. PB cleared the interior and retained the useful structure as the starting point for a new guest unit.

The project is a true conversion: roof, perimeter enclosure, slab, openings, utilities and insulation were rebuilt around the retained barn structure.

Project scope

What PB delivered.

The work is shown plainly, from the starting condition through the completed result.

Existing horse-barn conversion
Interior clearing and demolition
Roof repairs
Full perimeter enclosure
Slab preparation
Concrete placement and finishing
New openings and doors
Corten front facade
Redwood exterior siding
Water, septic and electrical systems
Insulation
Interior prepared for final wall finish

How the work came together

Construction with context.

01

Shell + systems

Rebuilt from the perimeter in.

PB repaired the roof, built new perimeter walls, prepared and placed the concrete, created new openings, and installed water, septic and electrical systems.

The completed exterior combines redwood siding with a Corten front.

02

Final phase

Closed in and ready for finish.

The shell, infrastructure and insulation are complete. Redwood and sheetrock are planned for the interior wall finish.

The second unit is targeted to open in spring 2027.

Reusing a rural structure works when the retained parts are sound and the new infrastructure is treated as a complete build.

Planning a rural build?

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Talk with Peter about access, utilities, sitework, structure and the real path from the first field decision to a finished place.

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