This one-level barn-style home covers approximately 2,367 sq ft and includes 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. The design blends rustic “barn” character—like high ceilings and open post-and-beam touches—with everyday modern functionality.
Character & Curb Appeal
The exterior bears the tall, gabled silhouette and broad eaves characteristic of barn-inspired architecture. With a width of about 63′ 6″ and a depth of 71′ 11″, the home presents a strong, grounded presence on the lot.
Open Living & Flexible Space
Inside, expect an open concept living/dining/kitchen area with room for large gatherings.
The barn style often means taller ceilings in key zones, which give the space air and volume.
The layout also accommodates 4 bedrooms—ideal for family living or guests—and 3 full baths for added convenience. 3
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
Having 4 bedrooms makes this plan versatile: parents’ suite plus multiple guest or child rooms.
With 3 baths full sized, morning routines are smoother and family life flows better. The barn aesthetic can also lend itself to open loft or storage zones depending on configuration.
Garage & Utility Areas
A 2-car garage is incorporated, likely at the end or side of the barn footprint—keeping the look intact yet delivering needed storage and vehicle access.
Quick Specs
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Heated Living Area | ~2,367 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 3 full |
| Stories | Single-level |
| Width | ~63′ 6″ |
| Depth | ~71′ 11″ |
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
Using typical costing for single-level homes with special architectural style but no major extras, you might expect about $170-$245 per sq ft. That puts the estimated build cost at approximately **$403K-$579K USD** (excluding land, site work, custom features).
Why This Plan Appeals
• Barn-style charm meets practical layout—4 bedrooms and 3 baths make it family-friendly.
• Compact enough to manage but still generous in space and character.
• One-level design simplifies movement and makes for easier future living.
• The broad footprint and barn aesthetic allow for strong outdoors-indoor connection and roomy common areas.
