Vast Wrap Around Porch in Traditional Style House w/ 4-Car Garage (HQ Plans & 3D Concepts)

Barndominiums are sweeping the countryside, and it is impossible to miss why: they’re quite energy-efficient than timber framing once filled with insulating material; they’re fire, wind, and cyclone-resistant; they’re quicker to construct; they involve less servicing than a traditional home; they’re easier to fix, and they can be customized even without the help of an architect. This stunning barndominium with a vast wraparound porch is designed in such a way that it celebrates traditional style.

With the darker shade of panelling, gives the house a rustic feel. The timber columns with creamy light grey stone base support the wraparound porch while the fireplace decorated with rubble stone stands out from afar. Every element balances the facade of this beautiful barndominium. The porch steals the show considering it can be used as a substitute for an extension of the indoor living space.

The portico in the floor plan is intended to update the exterior of a house while mixing in with the original construction. This porch not only provides beauty to homes, but it also offers functionality. It creates a barrier between areas. Insulation, safety, real estate value, and aesthetic appeal are a few of the benefits. If you are confused about barndominiums, this brief barndominium guide is the place to go if you’re perplexed by the trendy barndominiums that are sweeping the country.

Floor Plans

While entering through the grandeur porch, the open layout of the home is highlighted by a two-story ceiling just above the kitchen/dining areas. It provides depth to the spaces and connects all of the components in the room. The large kitchen makes gathering a breeze and storage a piece of cake because of the provided pantry. There is also a peaceful den adjoining it, which offers a more isolated spot to rest. A powder room next to the pantry helps to not disturb the privacy of other rooms. The little hallway also provides entry to the garage at the back. The 2,245-square-foot garage has plenty of room for a shop or storage, and an enlarged, ceiling door for bigger cars or lawn equipment.

The master bedroom is on the main level and has a 5-fixture bathroom as well as a walk-in closet that leads to the laundry area. The Master bedroom offers safety and privacy from gathering in the living room. Bedrooms 2 and 3 are mirror duplicates of one other upstairs, and a loft provides a shared place for the youngsters to play. It has a high cathedral ceiling which wouldn’t make the loft feel claustrophobic. The second level has a shared bathroom in the hallway. 

This floor layout and living areas complement one other and exhibit the finest of country values, cultures, and customs. We advise you to sit down with your family and match their needs with this magnificent home.

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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