The cause has not been determined, though investigators do not believe the fire was suspicious.
A Sunday night fire at a barn on Troy Road caused major damage to the building, but no people or animals were hurt, Fire Chief John Manning said.
Crews were called to 350 Troy Road at 9:22 p.m. for a second-alarm barn fire, according to a department Facebook post. The barn is part of Phoenix Farms.
Manning said the blaze started on the second floor, in an area that once served as living quarters. He said the space is not currently occupied.
The second floor suffered extensive damage, while the first floor sustained smoke and water damage, Manning said.
The cause has not been determined, though investigators do not believe the fire was suspicious.
Fire departments from Troy, Keene, Jaffrey, Fitzwilliam, Dublin and Harrisville responded, along with Cheshire County EMS.
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