Mountain Loft Barndominium w/ 2-Story-High Covered Patio

This rest-house-inspired barndominium introduces a loft concept home with two bedrooms, a heated free-flowing living room, a versatile overlooking loft, and a covered patio displaying the stunning modern facade of the unit. Relax in your seats and join us as we discover more about this plan.

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From the outside view, this home is soaring with a tall gable roof and matching tall glass windows, finished with board and batten walls to conceal the two-story interiors. The primary entry is on the side of the property, furnished with a portico.

Floor Plans

As soon as you enter, you’ll be introduced to a barrier-free floor where the living, dining room, and kitchen meet to unite your amenities into one area. 

Your sofa, center table, and display sets are perfect in this home’s heated living room with a corner wood stove. On the opposite side, you can prepare a long dining table for your family and share the airy vaulted ceilings with your living room.

For your convenient resting and private space, two bedrooms are on the same floor level. One of those rooms has a secured entry to the common bathroom, but both provide adequate bed areas for double or queen-sized beds.

Along with these first-floor facilities, you have the privilege to use the loft with an open expanse. It could be an extra sleeping lodge or a study area for your children and working loved ones.

The covered patio with a vaulted ceiling could also be a great additional accommodation area or a grilling station for your family events. Nonetheless, you can be creative since this plan offers a lot of adaptable spaces.

If you love to have this barndominium as your next accessory home, it would be better to proceed next to its specifications and inclusions after reading this article. 

Good luck with your upcoming barndo projects!

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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