This gorgeous barndominium boasts a vaulted ceiling in the great room and staircase that leads to a private loft bedroom and full bath. The first floor master has a custom shower, double vanities, a freestanding tub and a large master closet. A large eat-in kitchen with walk-in pantry and a door that leads to a grilling porch is right off the kitchen area. The large mudroom leads to a full glass breezeway that leads to a 3 car garage with a bonus room and additional bathroom and bunkhouse with 781 SF. This barndominium is set up for a growing family or a family looking for a slightly larger home.ย
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Gross Living Area Sq Ft: 2898
Bonus Room Sq Ft: 781
Total Area Sq Ft (porches, garage, etc.): 6059
Overall Slab Size for House: 52โWx60’D (includes porch)
Shop/Garage: 44’Wร36’Dย
Garage has 10โฒ exterior walls.ย
Great room Vaulted Ceilings
1st floor ceilings 10′
Foundation Type: slab
Bedrooms: 4
Flex rooms: 0
Bathrooms: 3
Master Suite SF including bathroom: 560 SFย
3rd Bedroom: 2nd floor
Bathroom Including Large Shower and Double Vanity
Walk-In Closets
Spacious Reach-in Closetsย
Pantry: corner
All plans are designed as conventional wood or conventional steel stud framing (2×6 exterior, 2×4 interior) using a monolithic slab foundation. Post frame foundation and post framing details will require a modification fee. Our plans are not designed in red iron steel. If you plan to use a red iron steel company, you can purchase our licensed plan and the red iron company will use our plan with their software to produce the red iron shell package. CAD files are available for an extra fee if a steel manufacturer, post frame company or local engineer requires them.
-Digital download (PDF can be printed 24″X36″ full size)
-One-time build license
-First Floor Plan
-Second Floor Planย
-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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