Classic Barndominium w/ Man Cave in the Attached Garage (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

Have a look inside this exclusive, loft-style barndominium with an airy living space and a dedicated area for a hobby shop/man cave in its 3-car attached garage. This 4,272 square feet unit model is braced with conventional 2 by 6-foot framing and supported by a slab foundation.

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This classic-looking barndo exhibits a lengthy, simple, and neat exterior without much adornment and other finishes, so if you like your home simple but chic, like nostalgic North American houses, this one’s for you! The plan comes with a shaded porch and patio, best for cozy outdoor lounging. 

Inside, you’ll be introduced to a foyer beside the stairs, partially concealing the high-ceilinged great hall. Within a few steps, the foyer will lead you to the partnered kitchen and dining area, equipped with a U-shaped countertop, kitchen island, a pantry, a view, and access to the backyard.

Floor Plans

To the right, the main level master suite is enclosed and furnished with a stunning 5-fixture bathroom. The living room flaunts its vertically spacious area that looks up to the loft and showcases a floor-to-ceiling fireplace that heats the entire floor.

Up the loft, the first door opens to a large flex room. It’s up to you to utilize this space as your office, media room, sleeping room, or playroom for your little ones. Back to the loft hallway, a small space for linen and laundry is placed between the two bedrooms that share a Jack-and-Jill toilet and baths.

We sure wouldn’t miss this unit’s 3-car garage with a custom space for your hobby equipment. Despite having an enclosed 17 by 12-foot space, the garage can still store up to 3 vehicles and spare legroom for your activities.

That being said, this barndo is an absolute and expansive home suitable for any family. Make sure to consider this plan when starting your barndo building journey!

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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