Bright 2- Story Country Barndominium (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

It would be a dream to live in this stunning country-style barndominium that houses six spacious sleeping quarters, a double-height ceiling hall, an 8-foot deep wraparound porch, and a total heated area of 6,169 square feet.

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The simple yet elegant-looking facade will first capture your attention. It might look like a raised center aisle barn from afar, but it is distinctly a massive gabled barn with wraparound sheds spanning its three sides. One of the sides, mainly the high-ceiling hall, exhibits four tall windows overlooking the great outdoors and serves as a complimentary modern twist to its country-style architecture.

Floor Plans

Once inside, you’ll be greeted by a vast, open area. The great room has a spacious floor; you can even set up a large family room for your loved ones. At the far end of the hall, a space is dedicated to a dining area with direct access to the porch and gourmet kitchen. The kitchen sits adjacent to the utility/mudroom and pantry for your household convenience. 

Next to the kitchen is the toy room, which can be utilized as an extra bedroom. The guest room with its own bathroom is also an ideal granny room. The master bedroom is at the furthest part, furnished with a deluxe wet room and a large walk-in closet for the occupants.

A hallway leads upstairs where there is a loft with four cozy bedrooms equipped with two jack-and-jill bathrooms. Of course, an office is necessary for this capacious barndo, overlooking the loft that also sees through the tall windows.

Overall, this unit has ample space for a big family. It might be large and appear luxurious, but being a barndominium makes this plan achievable. If this plan sounds like home to you, let’s make this plan yours in no time and start your barndominium building right away!

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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