2,400 Sq. Ft. Jumbo Garage in Ranch Home w/ 3-Car Garage (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

This home design is notable for its three nice-sized bedrooms with closets, a spacious full bathroom, a light and breezy open-plan space, and a wide covered porch. The farm style house’s exterior is rural, with crumbled stone masonry as the base while boards and batten panelling throughout the house.

As one proceeds farther into the house, past the covered porch, an open concept kitchen with dining and living space arrangement emerges. The pie island centres the cooking area and serves as an eating counter, whereas a side pantry provides additional storage space.

The living room’s cathedral ceiling is impressive. At the back of the house, a door leads to the outside patio. In contrast to the home office or gymnasium, where efficiency and productivity are the aims, the outside area may be used to give a relaxed atmosphere that is fully aimed toward entertainment and relaxation. If you are still confused about barndominiums, this comprehensive Barndomimum Guide will help you with various questions that may arise in your mind.

Floor Plans

The master bedroom is located in the design’s left half and features a 5-fixture ensuite, a walk-in closet, and an entrance to a trophy room. The trophy room is the best way to keep the prized possessions on display. It has a captivating cathedral ceiling to eliminate the boring box type room look. 2nd and 3rd bedrooms share a complete washroom, and an adjacent den offers a more private spot to unwind, study, or work remotely. The laundry room is attached next to the den to dump dirty clothes.

The 2,400 sq. ft. garage has multiple access doors and two entrances on each side. The garage is bigger and can be a  great space for storing agricultural equipment or can be converted into a shop, studio, gym etc. 

We hope this plan is exactly what you are looking for for your house. Check out the photographs in the gallery below and visit their website for additional information!

Note: this home may be constructed using metal framing; however, you should always consult your local architect-engineer and receive a professional evaluation if such an option is feasible for this plan and your local building codes.

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