Simple Detached Pole Barn Garage w/ 14′-tall Ceiling (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

This earth-colored garage is a minimalist-style garage that is suitable for an individual or a family with a car or two. It features a streamlined yet traditional detached structure design. If you are a fan of minimalist architecture and seeking a cozy pole barn garage to build alongside your home, this is a great post frame structure to choose.

Garage designs like this are usually barrier-free and versatile since they are constructed with post framing systems, leaving the plans open to space repurposing. If you would like to know more about this type of garage, here’s a pole barn garage full guide you can read for particulars.

Getting back to this classy garage design–despite classy suggesting extravagance, this structure is more cost-saving than the traditional residential constructions. Aesthetically, the appeal indicates decency and simplicity through the warm gray finishes of the board-and-batten exterior.

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 It also has an accent white color along the side trim, doors, and window trims. The 12-by-12 feet garage entry door allows easy passage of broad vehicles such as RVs and camper vans. You might find this interesting, especially if you own a large car.

Inside, this design boasts a 14-foot-tall ceiling complemented by vast floor space. The garage is large enough for two cars as big as a motorhome, and would still allow some space for auto equipment. The owners can furnish the entire unit according to their needs and requirements. That said, this open plan is a plus especially if you are seeking a multipurpose garage to add storage or personal quarters to.

Generally, this design is worthwhile for home garage extension or as a multipurpose vehicle housing. Besides, it is also low cost, labor-saving, and definitely a good deal. Kindly refer to your requirements and see if this particular structure fits your space needs. We are happy to be of help in finding the best pole barn garage for you!

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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