Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Barndo Plan BM2126

A BARNDOMINIUM WITH AN OPEN FLOOR PLAN AND A PRIVATE SUITE

Gorgeous simplicity, thatโ€™s a great way to describe this barndo build. The simple lines make it an economical home to build and the shiplap walls and open floor plan gives the home the perfect farmhouse vibe. Entering the home through the covered foyer adds a bit of character to this barndominium that you donโ€™t find in most homes. The two story great room is breathtaking and the stairway and balcony lead to a private master suite.

Price: Stock PDF Plan $1250.00

Modify this plan for $750 more

Custom design: call for pricing

KEY SPECS

2126

sq ft

3+

Bed

2

Baths

2

Floor

No

Garage

PLAN DESCRIPTION

Customized this plan in 21 days!

Our new Accelerated Custom Design program can get a first draft in your hands in as little as 21 days. 

The office could serve as a 4th bedroom if you add a small closet. This decision could increase the value of the home considerably. Adding a lean-to shed room at the rear of the kitchen could provide an opportunity to add a large walk-in pantry or extra storage space.

FAQ

Total Heated Square Footage: 2126

Slab Size: 44′ by 40′

Foundation Type: slab

Optional foundations: walk, crawl, basement

Beds & Baths-

Bedrooms: 3

Flex rooms: 1

Full bathrooms: 2

Master Suite Loft Square Footage: 399

Bedroom: 194 sq/ft

Bathroom Including Large Shower and Double Vanity

Walk-In Closet

Bedroom 1 & 2 –

Room: 132 sq/ft

Spacious Reach-in Closet

Flex Room- 132 sq/ft

Living/Kitchen combined Square Footage: 722

Pantry: Underneath stairway

Living Area Vaulted Ceilings: 24 ft. high

(9 ft. vaulted ceilings throughout the rest of the home)

Special Features:

-Large Open Concept Living/Kitchen/Breakfast Nook
-Triple Pane Kitchen Sink Window
-Spacious Dining/Sunroom
-Gas Fireplace
-Open Floor Plan
-Spacious Laundry/Mud Room
-Large closets
-Oversized Guest Bathroom
-Master Suite Loft with Balcony Overlooking Living Room

FRAMING SPECIFICATIONS
Exterior framing: 2×6 woodย 
Roof framing: Truss
Siding: Metal
Roofing: Metal

(All stock plans are configured as conventional stick-built plans. If you choose to build using steel framing, you can provide these stock plans to a steel company for column placement and your local building dept for permit approval. We can modify our plans for steel and post framing if you have the specifications from the supplier. Modifications for optional building methods would require a modification fee).

-Digital download (PDF can be printed 24โ€ณX36โ€ณ full size)
-First Floor Plan
-Second Floor Plan
-Roof Plan
-Front and Rear Elevation
-Right and Left Elevation
-First & Second Floor Electrical Plan
-First & Second Floor Plumbing Plan
-Foundation Plan
-Roof Framing Plan
-Second Floor I-Joist Plan
-Doors & Windows Schedule

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