Large 3-vehicle Carriage Style Garage (HQ Plan & 3D Concepts)

A Carriage style garage unit like this could be a fantastic residential expansion to build alongside a precious home. Covering 1,860 sq. ft. floor area, you can stash up to six cars comfortably. It has a mirroring porch for pedestrian entry, which is excellent as a receiving area if using this detached garage as your multipurpose hall.

We know guaranteeing a safe and good quality garage is a top priority for many. It is good to know that there are garages that are budget-friendly to construct, like this highlighted garage design. Equipping you for the construction, we are excited to introduce the pole barn garages all-inclusive guide. Provided the necessary points to take, you can rely on them and learn more about post-frame structures

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This green garage boasts its hefty parking space and its carriage-like facade. Its green and white finishes mimic and blend with surrounding landscapes, fit for a country-style neighborhood. Its gable roof is furnished with three lovely dormer windows emphasizing the roof finish. Upfront, the wide facade visualizes a horizontally spacious garage.

Three bays set in between the mirroring man doors with a shaded porch. As a formal entrance, the porch is a good design aspect to consider, especially if you convert this structure into something else. 

Inside is a spacious, high-raised unit without obstructions, poles, or columns. It is a secured and perfect space for parking six cars and leaves enough clearance and accessible areas for your vehicle items. If turning this garage into a multipurpose structure is an option, you won’t have to render so much effort into designing and planning. Its open plan makes it easier to maximize the room. 

This is an extraordinary design that you should look into. We suggest you check your space requirements and consider this fantastic pole barn garage – as this will complete and complement your existing cozy residence.

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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