Standalone 4-vehicle Pole Barn Garage w/ Oversized Barn Doors (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

This is a simple pole barn garage that fits up to four vehicles. A barrier-free open plan garage design lends itself to easy space repurposing. There is also a fully-covered porch, adding to the engaging vibe of the structure. If you are searching for a detached car garage, or even one that could be connected to your residence, this is the one to consider.

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This design presents a humble and neat Country style structure. The front has a white board-and-batten finish and a hint of green-colored roofing. Around the corner, a tall barn door allows for easy vehicle access, a good note if you have larger vehicles.

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Under the shade is a porch where you can enjoy the landscape, or welcome your friends. It is perfect if you are utilizing this as your personal corner, or as an extension of your residential.

Inside, there’s a broad car area that can fit up to 4 large-size cars. An obstruction-free plan clears the interior space, which is one of the best aspects of post frame construction. The floor area has a high-ceiling setup, making it look more spacious.

 Since it has ample space and access to a covered porch, the occupants could repurpose the design as a workshop or business area.

All in all, this garage portrays a “one with nature” appeal and a multipurpose auto space. It could be the best home for your precious vehicles. If you reckon this is the suitable one for you, we are happy to guide you in your garage-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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