Typical Gabled Barndominium w/ 10-foot Deep Porches & 2-car Garage (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

Let’s have a walkthrough of this rectangular barndominium that houses a 5-bedroom residential unit coupled with a 2-car garage. Its main quarters are defined with tall ceilings and sizable floor space, mirroring an open garage with loft storage next door.

We know you are here checking out these plans because you’re considering building a barndo. And so, we would like to prepare you for your construction journey. Take some time to read our ultimate guide to barndominiums to help you with the instructions, budgeting, and more about its building process.

Starting with this unit’s facade, the stretched batten walls make the barndo pop up amongst the surroundings. It is very simple and almost seamless, yet it stands out for its clean look. The entry and rear porches added depth to its flat walls, and the gabled roof with finials made the structure look more high-rise and shaped.

Inside the barndo’s living space, the two-story tall living room with a fireplace centerpiece serves as the home’s lobby. The windows all over the place creates an illusion of a larger space, despite having different ceiling heights. Transitioning into the low ceiling side, the open layout includes the kitchen and dining area for efficient household activities and convenience.

Floor Plans

The hallway in the kitchen confines the pantry, utility room, common toilet, master bedroom, and access to the garage. With this maximum privacy, the master bedroom is kept enclosed, furnished with a 5-fixture toilet and bath.

Heading up, the open-to-below balcony leads to two pairs of mirroring bedrooms with two Jack-and-Jill bathrooms to share. At the end of its hallway, there is a door that opens to the garage’s mini loft, or AKA the storage loft for your tools and whatnot.

Next up is this barndo’s garage that has spacious and high ceiling carports furnished with two 12 by 12-foot overhead doors, suitable for standard to medium vehicle sizes. The layout includes the handy loft storage as mentioned earlier, giving you more space to utilize.

Bottom line, getting this plan means guaranteeing a separate, private barndominium to live in yet also making the garage optimized and accessible for your family. Grab your copy now and get your construction started!

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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