Spacious Barndominium Design
This 2,189-square-foot barndominium combines comfortable residential living with substantial garage and workshop space. The one-story design offers three to four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and one half bathroom.
The home measures 94 feet wide by 61 feet deep, creating a broad footprint suited to the barndominium style.
Open Main Living
The main floor contains all 2,189 square feet of heated living space. An open floor plan connects the primary living areas, with the kitchen island serving as a practical central feature.
The design also includes a two-story family room, adding vertical volume and visual interest to the central living area.
Flexible Bedroom Layout
The plan provides three bedrooms on the main floor, with an optional fourth bedroom available as part of the upper-level configuration. The primary bedroom is located on the main floor.
A Jack-and-Jill bathroom provides a convenient shared arrangement for the secondary bedroom area.
Large Garage Workshop
The plan includes a substantial three-car garage with 2,285 square feet of unheated space. Its front-entry configuration provides direct vehicle access to the main structure.
The garage area also includes an RV bay and workshop, making the design especially practical for storage, recreation equipment, and hands-on projects.
Optional Upper Level
An optional second-floor area adds 748 square feet of unheated space. This level can include a fourth bedroom, bathroom, loft, and attic space over portions of the garage and family room.
This upper-level option gives the plan additional flexibility without changing the primary 2,189-square-foot heated living area.
Practical Mud Room
A mud room provides a useful transition between the garage and the home’s interior. This space can help organize everyday entry and exit routines.
The laundry room is located on the main floor, keeping an important household function conveniently accessible from the primary living level.
Covered Outdoor Spaces
The plan includes 789 square feet of porch space, consisting of a 175-square-foot front porch and a much larger 614-square-foot side porch.
These covered areas provide additional outdoor space connected to the home’s broad barndominium footprint.
Efficient Roof Profile
A 4:12 main roof pitch gives the structure a relatively low-profile roofline that complements its wide, functional form.
The exterior framing is specified as 2×4 wood, with a 2×6 conversion available as an option. The first-floor ceiling height is 9 feet, while the optional second floor has 8-foot ceilings.
Flexible Foundation Choices
The plan is available with a monolithic slab foundation, as well as crawlspace, basement, and walkout basement options.
This range of foundation choices provides flexibility for different building sites while allowing the main design to remain adaptable.
Versatile Barndominium Living
With generous heated living space, three to four bedrooms, a three-car garage, RV bay, workshop, optional loft, and expansive porch areas, this barndominium provides a practical combination of home and utility space.
The open main-floor arrangement and flexible upper-level option make the design adaptable for different household needs while maintaining the spacious character associated with barndominium living.
