Globe Home of the Week: Topsfield

This property was transformed from a barn at the former Eastgate farm into a unique living space with 23-foot ceilings, a full outdoor kitchen, and the original posts and beams. The house rests on nearly 5 acres, with walking trails leading to Howlett Brook at the rear of the lot.

Pictured: The exterior of the house at 26 East Street in Topsfield.

This property features four bedrooms, two full bathrooms and one partial bath, and is listed at $799,900.

The old silo is still part of this home, which was converted from a dairy barn. The silo hosts a cedar hot tub.

The milking barns, which were part of a dairy barn, are now a part of the home. The former milking barn now hosts a workshop.

An outdoor kitchen is part of this home. The exterior kitchen has all standard appliances and a roofed deck.

On lower levels, an office/workout area with kitchenette is adjacent to a series of garages, one of which has a vehicle lift.

A Y-shaped catwalk of spruce planks connects to a Juliet balcony.

The upper floor master suite has a comfortably-sized bedroom, a 13-foot ceiling, a large bath with a soaking tub and a separate shower, and closets with built-ins.

View of the catwalk from the master suite.

The master bathroom has a soaking tub and a separate shower.

The Juliet balcony at the end of the catwalk that leads from the master bedroom.

The open floor plan of the converted dairy barn.

The kitchen, dining area, and living room have original post and beams and glistening Southern yellow pine flooring. The kitchen cabinets (pictured) were built out of rough-sawn oak.