If you’re looking for that “barn-meets-modern-home” vibe, this design nails it. With about 2,240 sq ft of heated living space, this 4-bedroom (yes, four!), 3½-bath plan comes wrapped in barndominium styling—rustic charm, big spans, open living, and a 3-car garage to boot. 1
Exterior & First Impression
Wide gabled roof, metal siding or board-and-batten (your pick), and a welcoming entry under a covered porch give this home serious presence. The 3-car garage (≈640 sq ft) leads right into the heart of the home. 2
Open Concept that Lives Big
Step inside and you’ll find the great room, dining, and kitchen flowing together in one expansive zone—ideal for hosting, for family time, for everyday ease.
The kitchen anchors the space with a large island and walk-in pantry. 3
Smart Residential Zoning
The layout smartly splits zones: the master suite sits on one side for privacy, with direct access to laundry and closet space.
On the other side, the three additional bedrooms sit together, one even with its own full bath—perfect for guests, older kids, or an in-law arrangement. 4
Garage + Workshop Flex
The attached 3-car garage offers more than parking—it includes a dedicated workshop space tucked in for tools, projects or hobby gear. It keeps the living zones tidy and the “garage mess” separated. 5
Outdoor Living & Flow
Covered porches front and rear invite outdoor living without adding square footage—morning coffee on the front, evening chats on the back. Flow from inside to out is seamless. 6
Quick Specs
- Heated Living Area: ~2,240 sq ft
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 3 full + 1 half
- Garage: Attached, 3-car (~640 sq ft)
- Stories: Single level
- Width × Depth: 80′ × 60′ (approx) 7
- Special Features: Walk-in pantry, mudroom with cubbies, workshop inside garage, master-to-laundry access, split bedroom layout. 8
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
For a plan like this—with barndominium style (often simpler finishes, open spans) and good bones—you’re likely looking at about **$150–$220 per sq ft** (depending on region, specs, finishes, site conditions). That puts a rough build estimate somewhere around **$336K–$493K USD**. Of course, land, utilities, permits, and deluxe finishes will add more.
Why This Plan Works
It offers big impact without massive footprint. The open plan gives you room to live large, while the barndo aesthetic keeps things grounded and less formal.
The rationale behind the design makes sense: entertaining flows, family zones are defined yet open, and the garage/workshop gives real-life functionality.
Perfect if you’re building on land, want a semi-rural feel, or just love that “barn turned beautiful home” look.
